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Anyone installed the T.M.Works Ignite REV?

Performance and cost?

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Heard from frds

Said its Gd.

But the Wiring got to touchup nice nice.

If not very messy after install lor

So far market the strongest was this TM brand liao

UNlike others needed to install more to gain FEEL [laugh]

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Anyone installed the T.M.Works Ignite REV?

Performance and cost?

 

Pricing for most make is either $380 or $440, except honda K family engine $700+ [dead]

 

The Ignite Rev is actually a capacitor discharge ignition supplement. Air itself is a natural insulator to current. High voltage and discharge density gives better combustion which in terms should translate to better FC and throttle responds, and ideally more power.

 

Voltage stabalisation is only treating the surface of the problem. [:/] But because voltage stabalisation is also the cheapest to achieve, a lot of ppl just settle for a voltage stabaliser and stop short there.

 

I think so far most capacitor in the market is shared/distributed to coils, while the TM Works Ignite Rev is dedicated which I think is part of the reason why it is at least twice more costly than most in the market. [sweatdrop]

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Bro, the other night was it your car that broke down on the extreme right lane near Raffles Town Club towards PIE?

 

Anyway, the Ignite Rev comes in 4s right? 1 for each spark plug?

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wa... kena spotted during embarrassing moment. [dead]

 

My battery short circuit because no more battery water [:/] Drive half way suddenly whole car gone blackout! Not even the carbin light or hazard light can work. End up have to call a tow car to replace battery then back on the road again. heng ah. [sweatdrop]

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I wanted to stop to see if I could help but can't find you anywhere so I drove on..

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does it work by replacing the distributor and leads like the individual coilpacks on the performance nissans (i.e. ignition relay directly to coilpacks) or just individual capacitors for each sparkie (i.e. distributor + coil to sparkies via leads with indvl caps)?

 

Btw bro, i think you might need to check your alternator. your car should be running of the alternator when running and not running off the battery so it shouldnt lose power while driving- even if your batt has no power/fluid. Either you're draining more power than your alternator can give or its spoilt and relying on your batt.

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Anyone installed the T.M.Works Ignite REV?

Performance and cost?

 

Pricing for most make is either $380 or $440, except honda K family engine $700+ [dead]

 

The Ignite Rev is actually a capacitor discharge ignition supplement. Air itself is a natural insulator to current. High voltage and discharge density gives better combustion which in terms should translate to better FC and throttle responds, and ideally more power.

 

Voltage stabalisation is only treating the surface of the problem. [:/] But because voltage stabalisation is also the cheapest to achieve, a lot of ppl just settle for a voltage stabaliser and stop short there.

 

I think so far most capacitor in the market is shared/distributed to coils, while the TM Works Ignite Rev is dedicated which I think is part of the reason why it is at least twice more costly than most in the market. [sweatdrop]

 

I read frm hotstuff that under WOT condition, the spark producred my not b strong enuff..Is this claim true? Thus, adding this Ignite Rev will improve the performance.

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I wanted to stop to see if I could help but can't find you anywhere so I drove on..

 

lol! After standing beside my car for like 45 min, my legs got tired liao, so I sat at the bus stop and save some embarrassment [:/]

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