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Yes, and no. I'm using the same coils as those on my 2000 Chevy P/U. It has
the small LS1 v-8, I think it is a 5.3. Anyway, it has eight individual coils
mounted on the valve covers. The connector is on the opposite end as the
secondary lead tower. It takes a different connector as the Corvette coil, so
make sure you get the right ones. As I recall, I had to make a minor mod to
the connectors to get them to fit, but you would never know it by looking.
The GM p/n for the connector is 12126487 or PT757 (A/C Delco). The GM p/n for
the coil is 12558693, or D581 for the Delco p/n. As for cost, I don't think
they were any cheaper than the Corvette counterparts, but I didn't compare
prices when ordering. Coils were about $27/ea and the connectors were about
$30/ea. Might be cheaper to buy a complete harness from GM.
Coil wires were another problem. I got the coil connectors from MSD (call them
and they will send a set for free) and then cut up a set of universal plug
wires.
Mark
> Thanks, Kelly
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> I'll check it out. Mark, do you have a part number/source
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> Ed
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> Ed Anderson
> RV-6A N494BW Rotary Powered
> Matthews, NC
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: keltro@att.net
> To: Rotary motors in aircraft
> Sent: Sunday, June 13, 2004 3:09 AM
> Subject: [FlyRotary] Re: GM Coils
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> Ed,
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> Take a look at the coils that Mark Steitle used on his 20B. Think they
> are the same
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> as his Chev or GMC pickup has. As I recall they offered some advantages
> over
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> the coils Tracy and others (including me) have. I believe Mark said they
> were
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> easier to mount (connector on opposite end from plug lead) and used a less
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> expensive connector. They also work with the EC-2. I do not know if the
> EC-2
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> program is the same as the LS1 coils called out by Tracy. IMHO
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> Kelly Troyer
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> Dyke Delta/13B/RD1C/EC2
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> -------------- Original message from "Ed Anderson" : --------------
> But, still got a few things to do to the aircraft, want to redo my motor
> mounts as I find I have no rubber insulation between engine and mount (it
> just looks that way). Would like to switch to LS1 coils, need to get the EC2
> updates in any case, so that would be the time to have it converted to LS1
> coils.
>
> Anyone know of a supplier with a good price on the LS1 coils? The
> electrical connector as well, those things cost almost as much as the coils.
> I think I can find some non-OME connectors at a much more reasonable price.
> I purchased on coil back a while ago just to see what it weighed and to
> have for mounting measurements. The price of the coil was reasonable, but
> the electric connector surprised me.
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> Ed
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