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Old 01-23-2009, 11:43 AM   #19
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the theory behind the hot wires performance is that they are not just a spark plug wire. You can theoretically hook a normal spark plug wire to the ignition coils if you really wanted but I would agree that this would be a complete waste of time. The hotwires have a capacitor built into wire thats where they claim to have a benefit.

Tehxfallen. Don't lose complete interest. Some manufacturer make upgraded replacement coils for cars, that require no aftermarket stand alone. Spitfire makes them for a lot of nissan applications, and there is another company whose name escapes me. Not all coils are created equal, which is why you need a standalone if you are going to drastically change the characteristics of the coil. Otherwise, your ecu would control the different ignition coil sporadically.

http://www.hotrod.com/techarticles/i...ech/index.html
This is a helpful article, althought it is about v-8s with a distributor and all, it begins to explain the ignition system in a little more detail, so you can start to comprehend what it is that you need to consider.
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