Coil swap yields 9.25 HP and 18.6 TQ
Either way, it was a good deal and I'm happy to get them. Even if they don't make a difference, they will be newer than what I have currently.
If they come complete (bracket, coils and wiring) then i will take some when you get your hands on more
FYI, you don't need new plug wires if you have MSD wires. Mine fit perfectly. Actually having the coil sitting higher on the valve covers makes it easier to plug the wires in, especially #6 and #8.
Hopefully I'll get a chance to take a drive today and can give more feedback on drivability.
The LS1 coil brackets will not mount the truck coils.
The LS1 coil wiring harnesses will NOT work as the plugs and pin-outs on the coil end is different. The coil harness to engine harness plug is the same and the new harness will plug in directly.
The truck coil brackets are 10457736, 2 needed.
The LS2 wiring harnesses are 12601824, 2 needed.
The coils are 10457730 (AC D585), 8 needed.
GM/Chevy trucks had several different coils and brackets so be careful. These coils are the ones with the heat sink on the backside. Brackets from other coils will not fit.
On the the LS1 F-body cars, the A.I.R. piping will be in the way. On the passenger side, the fuel line and solonoid will be in the way. A little fanageling will be needed to get it in.
I had a set of LS7 spark plug wires laying around and they fit & look nicely.
Last edited by foreverzero; Jul 5, 2009 at 09:15 AM.
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Is it better than the GM coil?
OK, somebody needs to get these coils and do a back-to-back dyno run against stock GM truck coils.
I can say that the car did feel more responsive and it idled better as well.
I'm happy either way.








