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96-04 - 4V Specific
COP conversion 96 cobra- FINISHED
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<blockquote data-quote="massacre" data-source="post: 730137" data-attributes="member: 11752"><p><strong>Re: 98 cobra engine, COP conversion. </strong></p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>Are you using a '99-'04 EEC and engine harness?</p><p>My bad, I thought this was SN95 4V, sorry.</p><p>The later models do not use the "waste-spark" system anymore. </p><p>If you did an EEC/harness swap then I'm ignorant of that fact and sorry about that. </p><p>In this ^^^ case, it would be stupid to swap over to coil packs if you already have all of the wiring to do the COPs.</p><p></p><p>I hear you man, I just haven't seen the "reliability" that you speak of in my personal experience.</p><p>In your experience, apparently it works for you.</p><p>But I gotta question it since you already spent a ton of money on unnecessary coil packs/wires but are so quick to remove them, sell them, and then shun them.</p><p></p><p>There is a secret to running the coil packs in the rear.</p><p>Think early Chrysler Hemi.....lol</p><p></p><p>-and of course no harm, no foul. </p><p>Again, keeping the reliability and lower cost of packs/wires with the "clean look" that everyone's after......</p><p>I know it sounds impossible but is actually pretty easy.</p><p>Just gotta think outside the box.</p><p>Sorry, I don't have good current pics, my camera is not communicating with my computer for some reason.</p><p>When I get that sorted out , pics will be had by all.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="massacre, post: 730137, member: 11752"] [b]Re: 98 cobra engine, COP conversion. [/b] Are you using a '99-'04 EEC and engine harness? My bad, I thought this was SN95 4V, sorry. The later models do not use the "waste-spark" system anymore. If you did an EEC/harness swap then I'm ignorant of that fact and sorry about that. In this ^^^ case, it would be stupid to swap over to coil packs if you already have all of the wiring to do the COPs. I hear you man, I just haven't seen the "reliability" that you speak of in my personal experience. In your experience, apparently it works for you. But I gotta question it since you already spent a ton of money on unnecessary coil packs/wires but are so quick to remove them, sell them, and then shun them. There is a secret to running the coil packs in the rear. Think early Chrysler Hemi.....lol -and of course no harm, no foul. Again, keeping the reliability and lower cost of packs/wires with the "clean look" that everyone's after...... I know it sounds impossible but is actually pretty easy. Just gotta think outside the box. Sorry, I don't have good current pics, my camera is not communicating with my computer for some reason. When I get that sorted out , pics will be had by all. [/QUOTE]
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