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L67 coils

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If i were to get l67 coils for my L27, what brand would be best? Id assume ACdelco, but im not sure. Id rather buy new than used, because you don't know when used ones will die.
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MSD and ACDelco are your only real choices. Some people have had weird issues with the MSD's. I had a set on for several years. I recently put on new Delco Series II L67 coils (D576) from Amazon. Do not get the yellow Accels. Lots of bad reviews, including from me.
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Despite looking nice, MSDs are known to fail within a couple months.
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Post by 00Beast »

Just PM harofreak00 and get some from him. It's not a super major upgrade, so unless you have a coil going bad, it's not worth replacing...
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