Just finished!!!! Plug and Play C.O.P Conversion Harness!! Will be available shortly

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To elaborate on Tabres note;

On a stock engine I have to agree with Tabres. On a turbo, centri, or anyone wanting to do a 03-04 KB swap its a very nice-to-have as it frees up alot of room at the front of the engine for turbo/centri piping, etc.
 
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Still working on price will update ASAP. And this may take a little time as these arent going to be rushed. I will be soldering all connections and making sure everything is legit before any of these harness's ship out.
 

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Sounds good. Just to verify, you would need a COP valve cover set, 8 C.O.P. plugs, and your kit.....that's it?
Can you list compatibility? Like what valve covers from what year car would you need and also what brands do you recommend? Also, have you thought of hiring a worker to make the harnesses you may not be able to get out fast enough. Someone you can supply materials to and pay them per completed harness sent out. Get your patent man. Costs a grip for something this technical but other companies would have to pay you for your idea. That is if this sort of thing can be patented. Not sure if wires qualify.
 

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From what I've read and have been told...COPs are just fine

Its when you are spinning your motor 7500+RPMs that you would want to stay with coil packs..

Atleast this is the case for my friend's built mach1 drag car

I doubt anyone in this thread is spinning their motor that high and still making power...so I wouldn't worry about any problems swapping to COPs
 

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From what I've read and have been told...COPs are just fine

Its when you are spinning your motor 7500+RPMs that you would want to stay with coil packs..

Atleast this is the case for my friend's built mach1 drag car

I doubt anyone in this thread is spinning their motor that high and still making power...so I wouldn't worry about any problems swapping to COPs
is this true? When I get new heads and cams my motor will probley be spinning that high or higher.
 

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is this true? When I get new heads and cams my motor will probley be spinning that high or higher.

I'm sure you can buy high end COPs that will handle that just fine..maybe the stock ones will hand it just fine as well.

coilpacks are not NECESSARY to run that high...like I said, my friend has a built mach 1 with a motor that will rev probably to 8500rpms [once his ECU will let him] and he is still on his stock COP system..but he was considering swapping to coil packs

I don't have hard evidence to support either..maybe someone will chime in with actual experience..but I'm sure good COPs would handle that spark.
 

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My brother is spinning his 98 mark viii with Vortech to 7600 rpms with stock 80K miles COP's. no problems at all



BTW to the OP if you're using later style COP connectors then COP's from 97-98 Mark VIII and 99 Cobra won't hook up to later style connectors.
 

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If anyone is looking for a set of of COPs from an 01 Cobra for a good price... PM me, I'm looking to sell mine :p
 

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