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    04-12-2012 08:35 PM #1
    Does anyone know if any other company makes the coil adapters for the 2.0t coils. Besides integrated engineering or Ina engineering.
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    04-12-2012 08:38 PM #2
    Don't believe so. What's wrong with either of those?

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    04-12-2012 08:53 PM #3
    Nothing. I was thinking of making my own and just trying to see if there is a market to produce them.
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    04-13-2012 12:15 AM #4
    Noob question....why would you want to go to 2.0T coils?

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    04-13-2012 01:23 AM #5
    Everyone that has done it says the car runs a bit smoother.
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    04-13-2012 02:36 AM #6
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    04-13-2012 03:27 AM #7
    Which are:

    Quote Originally Posted by justin123890 View Post
    Ina engineering.


    Quote Originally Posted by zachhillmann View Post
    Noob question....why would you want to go to 2.0T coils?
    http://forums.vwvortex.com/showthrea...ndom-new-stuff.

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    04-13-2012 06:20 AM #8


    Definately worth it! If you could make them for a lower price than INA and IE then go for it!


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    04-13-2012 02:14 PM #9
    Hitachi bolt downs last longer get them

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    04-13-2012 02:48 PM #10
    Hmm...browsed through that thread. I've been thinking my idle problem is vacuum leak related from bad lines (bought new lines and will replace soon anyway) but maybe upgrading to the 2.0T coils is my issue. My idle will drop to 500rpm or even less at times. Not repeatable and some days is worse than others but no real pattern. And its been driving me nuts. Will be researching this more for sure...
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