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    AEM IGN-1A coils

    Anyone ever run the AEM IGN-1A coils? They are 5 wire as opposed to 4 wire. pinout is A) trigger TTL signal, B) sensor gnd, C) engine gnd, D) battery gnd, E)switched ign 12v. I am assuming that there is merely an extra ground. Anyone care to input opinions or facts?
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    Never tried them before. The stock coils are just so good that I've never seen a reason to stop using them.
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    Post a log and tune if you want help

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    Thanks! There are many benefits to to these coils. My favorite is the large HEI style terminal and the positive retention of the wire. The extra power of the coil is just an added benefit.