dodge neon ignition coil-pack conversion

[blue4renza]

Im thinking about using the 95-up dodge neon coil pack on my 2004 forenza i know i may need to do some wiring to use the neon coil pack ill keep everyone posted if i find more info on the coil pack conversion.

[Rodd1s]

just out of curiosity... but, what advantage does this have?

[blue4renza]

If i use MSD performance coil with low resistance wires and pulstar plugs it should help with horsepower and mpg's and also emissions

[MMamdouh]

will it be cost effective??... i mean i don't think you are going to get any significant power gains with such mod and given the money you have spent i guess you could have done one or more mods that would have given you more power

MMamdouh

[Rodd1s]

will it be cost effective??... i mean i don't think you are going to get any significant power gains with such mod and given the money you have spent i guess you could have done one or more mods that would have given you more power

MMamdouh

+1 ...surely there are better things to be done for probably a similar cost, depending how much it ends up being

[blue4renza]

Looking into it i might just go and buy the Pulstar platinum spark-plugs

[blue4renza]

Iam gonna go with the dodge neon coil but gonna use msd accel or other performance coil brand and custom low resistance wires and pulstar iridium plugs should give me about 5 horses and more miles per gallon ill let u all know how it goes. I did it on a 1997 cavailer and after the conversion to the neon coil the car get approx 32 mpg or better and better throttle response also, wish me luck

[gse_turbo]

have you considered converting to the GM two-post coil pack? MSD offers a coil pack for that setup.

[blue4renza]

I could consider that also but msd makes a dodge neon coil also. I'm not sure if the wiring up the gm coils would be as easy as the neon set up as the Coils have three wire sent up primary and secondary and ground.