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    04-17-2009 05:31 PM #36
    yes
    "Public transportation......because you're poor"
    done everything that's cheap....broke the most expensive parts....

    having cooling problems? check this out http://the-corrado.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=68720

  2. 06-07-2009 10:50 PM #37
    up

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    06-08-2009 07:07 PM #38
    im so pumped on this post right now cant wait to do the same

  4. 06-10-2009 11:14 AM #39
    i guess im going to try this on mine, just thought the gm conversion was to complicated! good job!!!

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    06-10-2009 06:12 PM #40
    did the converson easy as hell but if your going to do it get extra ford end caps if your going to put the ford ends on the end of your stok wires not far from plug and play the hole set up cost me 35$ pluged it in fierd it up looks stok and what seems to me to be twice the spark

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    06-10-2009 07:21 PM #41
    im going to do this the gm setup is twisted and crappy if you ask me

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    06-14-2009 04:52 PM #42
    i have three coil packs wierd up and ready to bolt in with the ford end caps all you have to do is just plug and play im in the gta if anybody is intrested im looking to get 50 bucks a set up

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    06-14-2009 09:33 PM #43
    Quote, originally posted by CorvetteKillerVr6 »
    The MSD 8224 coils are waayyyyyyy better
    40 000 +volts to each plug.


    just spend the money and stop screwing with Ford stuff......


    after all you own a Dub dont u,

    not some ***** Focus

    Because msd stands for

    M=my
    S=spark
    D=died

    The msd stuff is ALL GARBAGE period.......
    and ford windstars are Nissan Quests with blue ovals stuck on them


  9. 06-16-2009 05:17 PM #44
    I haven't see those old GM pics in years! LOL!

    This seems the best method as not all of us still live at home. We can't be dumping money and time on custom setups, like we're planning on boost


    Good thread that PDF doc was excellent.


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    06-16-2009 05:44 PM #45
    Quote, originally posted by Eric D »
    When you look at the MSD pic with the ICM, look carefully and you'll see my (C) copyright.

    That was me that made the original wiring diagram with the 6 MSD coils, this was done in response to a question another member had.

    He was intrigued by this set-up, I have nothing to do with this one, nor is he using the VR6 ICM.

    So I made this diagram below for the forum member. With this diagram, others have chosen the 3 MSD coils and have made brackets. I have not made a cent off this, nor do you see credit given. As long as my name isn't erased from the diagram, people will make the connection. No pun intended.

    Well thank you very much for figuring this out... it has helped alot of the people in this community... here's to you...

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    08-14-2009 07:51 PM #46
    Thinking about doing this, did you have to change the spark plug gap?

  12. 08-15-2009 12:27 PM #47
    nice write up!

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    08-15-2009 07:44 PM #48
    Just bought a coil, set of windstar wires. Trying to find the plug, and I'll be on my way. This seems way easier than the GM coils.... Almost too easy?!?

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    08-26-2009 06:10 PM #49
    Quote, originally posted by Eric D »
    How about the 2001-03 Windstar coil pack?

    Looks like the coil towers might fit with the VR6 wire ends.

    Here is a Windstar wireset. Looks like Bremi/Beru etc ends, but I can't really tell from the small pic.

    so I found one of those coilpacks and the cable fits the only problem is the "tube" of the coilpack is too long... nothing a little bit of trimming would fix.. now the order of fire has to be figure out

    "Public transportation......because you're poor"
    done everything that's cheap....broke the most expensive parts....

    having cooling problems? check this out http://the-corrado.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=68720

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    08-29-2009 07:23 PM #50
    Cool man!
    I just picked up a coilpack today!
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    09-01-2009 06:06 PM #52
    my friend who is a SHO enthusiast says to stick with the Ford part...apparently friends had tried the Accel part and didnt like it..but I dont know if its just pride
    "Public transportation......because you're poor"
    done everything that's cheap....broke the most expensive parts....

    having cooling problems? check this out http://the-corrado.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=68720

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    09-01-2009 06:20 PM #53
    Ford coil installed on my passat...

  19. 09-04-2009 11:26 AM #54
    Quote, originally posted by oldskoolracer »
    Ford coil installed on my passat...

    /Very nice setup

    Can anyone please briefly go over the process of putting the ford ends on the VW spark plug wires? I think it would help to clarify that a bit, With pictures perhaps...

    Cheers


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    09-04-2009 11:34 AM #55
    I didnt take pics of that part of the install. I'll cripm the vw ends on the ford wires when I get off work for kicks and take pics of that.... It'll give you a good idea on the ford ends... Only difference is you have to slip the plastic clip over the wire itself be4 the boot, and finally crimping the brass terminal on... I'll have those pics tonight for ya.

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    09-04-2009 07:42 PM #56
    Quote, originally posted by Tryphon »


    These guys have a diy and sell the EDIS coil boot ends:
    http://www.boostengineering.ne...s.pdf


    ^^^ DIY (with photos) for crimping Ford EDIS ends on VW plug wires

    Five months on my Motorcraft coilpack so far with no issues...


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    09-04-2009 09:05 PM #57
    ok so the diy is amazing and the terminal conversion kit is amazing. but has anyone ever purchased the actual coil pack setup they sell and if so is it as good as just making one youself or better.

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    09-04-2009 10:46 PM #58
    Well... I dont know about the quality of their coil, but the price is amazing... I paid $80 for the coil, and another $20 for the connector through work.

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    09-07-2009 09:03 PM #59
    Does anyone know the part number for the 4 wire connector for connecting the two pieces together?

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    09-07-2009 11:58 PM #60
    Standard motor products p/n is S-658, and pico wiring p/n is 5750C. I dont know about an OE number or anything...

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    09-08-2009 12:19 AM #61
    Thanks I did some looking and I think the Ford p/n is WPT-508 if anyone was looking.

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    09-14-2009 04:38 AM #62
    will this conversion hold up on a turbo setup?

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    09-14-2009 04:40 AM #63
    Quote, originally posted by oldskoolracer »
    Ford coil installed on my passat...

    that setup is so clean

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    09-14-2009 05:43 AM #65
    Quote, originally posted by oldskoolracer »
    Ford coil installed on my passat...

    IM sent

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  31. 09-14-2009 12:07 PM #66
    Quote, originally posted by ricardo »


    so I found one of those coilpacks and the cable fits the only problem is the "tube" of the coilpack is too long... nothing a little bit of trimming would fix.. now the order of fire has to be figure out

    Any luck on this? it would be cool if you didn't have to swap the ends... But either way this is a cool mod.


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    09-14-2009 04:48 PM #67
    would like to see someone dewell meter the stock coil and compare it to the ford type.
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  33. 09-14-2009 06:05 PM #68
    Thanks a lot for the trick, I got mine done over the weekend. The coil was the factory so it look pretty rough. Thanks again. I will post some pics latter.

  34. 09-15-2009 12:32 PM #69
    I did some leg work and found a list of cars with the particular coilpack we need ... if your scrounging the junk lots... look for these cars ...

    2000-2001 Mazda MPV : C901
    98-2000 Ford E-250 Econoline
    1997-2000 Ranger
    89 - 97 thunderbird
    1995 - 2001 Mazda B3000
    1996 - 1999 Mercury Sable
    1995 - 2000 Contour
    1990 - 2000 Mercury Cougar
    1995 - 2000 Mercury Mystique
    1996 - 1998 Ford Taurus
    1998 - 2000 E-150 Econoline
    1995 - 2000 Windstar
    1998 - 2000 F150

    I'm not sure if this is an exhaustive list, but it does open up the search pattern a bit.

    of course look for 6 cylinders... and the only difference you'll find is the ICM plug being vertical vs horizontal ...

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  35. 09-15-2009 12:46 PM #70
    Quote, originally posted by ExtremeVR6 »
    I did some leg work and found a list of cars with the particular coilpack we need ... if your scrounging the junk lots... look for these cars ...

    2000-2001 Mazda MPV : C901
    98-2000 Ford E-250 Econoline
    1997-2000 Ranger
    89 - 97 thunderbird
    1995 - 2001 Mazda B3000
    1996 - 1999 Mercury Sable
    1995 - 2000 Contour
    1990 - 2000 Mercury Cougar
    1995 - 2000 Mercury Mystique
    1996 - 1998 Ford Taurus
    1998 - 2000 E-150 Econoline
    1995 - 2000 Windstar
    1998 - 2000 F150

    I'm not sure if this is an exhaustive list, but it does open up the search pattern a bit.

    of course look for 6 cylinders... and the only difference you'll find is the ICM plug being vertical vs horizontal ...

    Good list, I'm going there next week to find one.

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