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MSD 2-Valve Blaster Coil Packs; Red (99-04 Mustang GT)

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      Video Review & Installation

      Justin: The MSD Blaster Coil packs here will be for the '99 to '04 GT owners looking to replace a faulty set of stockers with something that will produce a much hotter spark overall, and something from one of the most trusted names in aftermarket ignition. Now, the MSD options here will come in a set of eight, and will feature the signature red finish, for the mid to high $200 price point. Site's gonna call this one a soft two out of three wrenches on the difficulty meter, which I think is being a bit much, since these are pretty straightforward, but figure about 30 minutes or so to knock things out from start to finish, as we'll show you later in the video.All right, guys. So, one thing I do wanna point out before we go any further with the MSD coils is that moving into an aftermarket coil like the MSD here isn't traditionally going to yield any massive power gains by themselves, and, well, if they do, it's typically because the coils you are replacing were faulty to begin with, and basically just not allowing the car to perform at its peak levels. Now, that's not to say there aren't any benefits to installing something like this, but I don't wanna stand up here and tell you guys that you're gonna be picking up 20 to 30 wheel, because, frankly, that's just not going to happen unless, again, the coils you are replacing were pretty much completely on their way out.Now, what the MSD coils will do is help smooth out a rough idle, and smooth out your revs, barring a good set of plugs of course, and that will help clear up any high RPM misfires, and possibly even improve some fuel mileage, depending, again, on how bad of a shape your factory coils were. Now, MSD claims that all of this will be possible thanks to the increased voltage output over the stockers, and that is something to keep in mind here when switching to the MSD options. Now, MSD is going to build these two-valve specific coils using their patented primary and secondary winding internals, and will feature a factory-style female socket coil wire design, which will make these a very simple swap on any two-valve GT.Finally, guys, I would say the cherry on top here, literally, will be that bright red finish on the coil bodies, which will be visible under the hood, and make for a nice little appearance bump, aside from the bump in spark. But what do you say we stop talking about these things and show you what it takes to get the MSD coils installed on your two-valve at home? So, without further ado, feel free to check out our detailed walkthrough and tool breakdown now.Man: Tools used for this install, an electric ratchet, extension, and 7 and 8-millimeter sockets. Hey, guys. I'm gonna show you how to install our coil packs here on our '99 Mustang, so let's get started. First thing we're gonna do, now that we have our hood up, is we're going to remove our connectors here, and we'll get these off of our coil packs. I'm also going to pull up on this PCV hose here, remove that out of the way. We have some 7-millimeter bolts here holding the coil packs on. So, we're gonna take them out, we're gonna remove them. That'll give us access just to pull over on the coil pack, and remove it out of the way.So, the first thing we're gonna do, I'm gonna just lift up here on this PCV hose, and just get it out of the way. You can just pull it off like that. We'll put it and move it out of the way. Next, we'll go in here, grab our clips, unhook our coil packs. Just like that. And that one there. Once we have all the connectors off, just gonna move 'em out of the way there, I'm gonna take my 1/4-inch drive electric ratchet here, with a 7-millimeter, and break these bolts loose, and remove 'em. Now that I have 'em all loose, what I'm gonna do is just take out the bolts, put 'em all to the side here, and then one by one, what I'm gonna do, just lean in a little bit on the coil pack like that, pull it outta place. Same with this one. You can just pull it over, pop it out. And we'll go to our last one. And that's the removal on the driver's side. Now we'll go over to the passenger side.So, now we're on the driver's side here. What we're gonna have to do is remove our air intake tube. We'll remove this hose here, and two clamps. We have one here. They're 8 millimeters, one there and one there. So, first thing I'm gonna do, just pop off our connectors here and get them out of the way. Same with that one. I'm going to remove this hose up top here, and get this off, and get that out of the way like that. I'm gonna take my electric 1/4-inch drive ratchet again, with an 8-millimeter, loosen this one up. Same with this one down here. You might not be able to see it, but there's a clamp right here. And now that we have those loose, give it a nice tug, and remove our air intake tube.So, now that we have our air intake tube removed, I'm going to just disconnect our coil packs. Gonna reach underneath, pop off our harnesses, and the one in the back. Now, same deal from the other side. I'm gonna take my electric ratchet with a 7-millimeter, loosen all these bolts up that hold it in. I'll get on the back one. And then we have one more in the back here. I'm pretty sure I got 'em all loose. Just gonna reach in here, pull out the bolts, drop one just like that. It's hard to do it with my left hand. So, now that we have 'em out, you do the same procedure. You're just gonna pull down on the coil pack, like that, and that'll give you enough room to move it, and get it so it pops out. And the last one. Now that we have 'em all out, we're ready to start reinstalling our new coil packs.So now, we got everything out. We're gonna go and start and put our new coils in. I'm just gonna drop 'em into place, and get 'em underneath here. And we'll start one of our 7-millimeter bolts that we took out. Again, do that back here. Repeat the same procedure. Get 'em in place. You might not be able to see. I'm taking that 7-millimeter and getting it started. And we'll put our third one in here. This one's a little bit more tricky to get in. [inaudible 00:07:52] And get our bolts started. And our last one here. Might not be able to see it [inaudible 00:08:06] drop it down inside there. Push it down into place. You'll feel it click in when you push it down. Get the screw started.And now I'm gonna take my 7-millimeter on my electric ratchet, tighten these up. Same back here. This one's a little more tricky to get into. And the last one. Now that we have 'em all in place, we're gonna just go back, get our connectors here, push 'em on. Same with the back ones. And this one.Now that we have 'em all in place, we'll reinstall our air intake tube. We're just gonna take our air intake tube. Push this back into place here, like that. And up over the top. And connect our hose here, and our two electrical connectors here. I'm gonna take my ratchet, my 8-millimeter, tighten two clamps up. And now we'll go on the opposite side and install our coil packs over there. So, now we're on this side. We're just gonna stick 'em into place, like we did the opposite side. Get 'em down. Take our 7-millimeter screws here. Gonna get 'em started. Same with this one. And this back one here, the third one back. Get that in place, like that. One more. And now that we have 'em all in place and we've got our screws started, gonna take my 7-millimeter again, run these down. And now that we have 'em all tight, we'll reinstall our electrical connections. And now that we have those in, we'll reinstall our PCV. So, I'm just gonna fish our plastic tube back over into our air intake, get our hose on, and that'll wrap up this install.That wraps up this review and install of our MSD Blaster Coil Packs, Red, for '99 to '04 GTs. Thanks for watching, and for all things Mustang, keep it right here at americanmuscle.com.

      Product Information

      Features, Description, Reviews, Q&A, Specs & Installation

      Features

      • More Horsepower
      • Better Fuel Economy
      • Direct Bolt-On
      • Kit Includes (8) Coil Packs
      • Designed for 99-04 SOHC Two Valve GT Mustangs

      Description

      More Horsepower. The MSD Blaster Coil On Plugs make more power then the wimpy stock oem factory coils to help produce more horsepower from your modern SOHC modular motor and are a perfect match for stock engines and engines with minor performance upgrades.

      Better Fuel Economy. The MSD Blaster Coil On Plugs produce a hotter spark that burns fuel more completely releasing all it's potential energy translating into better fuel economy and more power.

      Application. These MSD two valve Blaster Coil On Plugs are designed as a direct performance replacement for the 1999 to 2004 SOHC GT Mustangs.

      Fitment:

      Details

      MSD 82428

      CA Residents: WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

      Installation & What's in the Box

      Installation Info

      What's in the Box

      • (8) Coil Packs

      Tech Specs

      4.9

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        Questions & Answers

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        Will It Fit My Mustang

        • Bullitt - 01
        • GT - 99, 00, 01, 02, 03, 04

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