NEW RIPP TOYOTA TACOMA HIGH PERFORMANCE COIL PACKS
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- RIPP High Performance Coil Packs for Toyota Tacoma on the Dyno.
We saw an increase from 237.5whp with the OEM coil packs to 254.7whp.
This test was performed on a full factory drivetrain Tacoma using 87 octane fuel. Power and torque would increase with the use of higher octane fuel as we did experience knock and the PCM pulling timing with the 87 octane.
What I'm currently doing to my 3rd gen 2020 Tacoma TRD offroad:
MBRP exhaust system ✅
S&B cold Air intake with throttle Spacer🌮
Ripp coil packs🌮
Overland Torque Tune✅
5.29 Re-Gear 🌮
What is a 5.29 re gear?
Is that like adding more gears?
Causing a deeper overdrive ?
@@Ryan-yi6suit’s changing the gear ratio (increasing the size of the ring/pinion gears) in your differentials that results in your driveshaft turning more per wheel rotation, so you accelerate faster.
@@maxattacks25does it lower your max speed
I am a auto tech and normally don't buy into coil packs adding power unless you are forced induction and are blowing out the spark but...
I read and saw the results from RIPP and decided to try a set for myself.
I have to be honest and say fuel economy went up as did part throttle acceleration. I am impressed so far but only have 150 miles with them. I am sure I will make more observations in the near future.
It only took 20-30 minutes to install them. Fit and finish is very nice as well.
Just so you know my truck has a magnaflow muffler, k&n filter with air box mods, and a D3 tune.
I made a 27 mile loop part country roads with a little in town and saw 20.1 on the trip fuel mileage.
Two years later would you recommend the coil pack
@@415Jack I removed them a few months ago to inspect the plugs and coil boots. They had 35k miles and were in great shape. I added a little dielectric grease and put them back on. If you need coils I consider them a good upgrade.
Do you feel power incereasing ?
Creeping on 180,000 miles on my 2017 Tacoma 3.5L and ripp performance coils are still kicking. Put many miles on the coils now and still working great.
That's great to hear
Nice gains, need to study how the 2GR-FKS systems actually work a bit more. The bump is more likely the variable intake runner length switching as well as the D4S system switching between MPI and DIS.
Is there a coil pack available for a 5.7l tundra? 2nd gen and 3rd?
why don’t these superchargers make that whine sound in challenger ???
What kind of warranty do you have for the coils?
I would like to know also
I had to fight for MONTH after the coils failed twice and left me stranded....and they would not even consider helping with two costs. SH!T company. Don't trust them.
Jeez ok one more question so I changed my stock spark plugs at 64,000 ish miles now I'm at 110,000 miles. My question is would you recommend new spark plugs with the new install? I wanna say I'm gonna do it no matter what since I'll have access during install . Let me know what you think thanks again . Fyi autolite xp iridium plugs work great that's what I replaced my oem with . Alot cheaper than dealer oem and not one issue still good performance and good mpgs I'm in 285/75/16 bfg km3s and I'm around 20.5 mpg with all my mods
I seriously doubt you regularly see over 20 mpg's on 285's, I'm calling bullshit on that. I have a stock sport 4x4 with s&b cai and I can barely get over 20 with my bed cover on.
@@user-ej1bq4bq2w get it KDMAX tuned
Sold, when can we buy these? Need a new quarantine project.
Hoping for end of June delivery
Is there going to be super chargers for the 2020 challanger ?
Yes, kits are already listed as 2018 and newer.
What kind of plugs should we use with these coil packs?
We use NGK OE spec
RIPP Superchargers ok thank you good to know. Can’t wait till i can get a set of these coils!!!!!
Denso iridium plugs (for one thing, they come pre-gapped properly, but the NGKs are all wrong)
For your information, That is not a 4th Gen tacoma. It is a 3rd Gen tacoma....
2nd Gen yet?
ETA 3-4 weeks
Do ya make them for a 2tr?
Coming soon. rippmods.com/collections/spark-plugs-and-ignition/products/toyota-tacoma-2-0l-i4-high-performance-coil-packs
I don’t buy Into this stuff. The ecm and mass airflow are regulating how much fuel and air are mixed and the vehicle advances timing based on octain to certain parameters set in the computer. “ sure it may work if you have bigger injectors, higher airflow, bigger exhaust, high flow cars and you ecm is programmed to dump extra fuel which would benefit from more ignition spark/ timing etc but that’s not gonna add 1 hp to a stock 3.5 L Tacoma . Sounds like a get Rich quick product. You’ll get more gain from dropping a dual electric fan up front and taking out the stock fan and running premium than you will from coils.
Others articles have stated below ...
“ No, unless they’re somehow defective as installed. If you’re asking if aftermarket coils installed in a stock engine will increase horsepower, or reduce emissions, or increase gas mileage, or make the engine run smoother, the answer is no. “
“When manufacturers spend billions of dollars trying to squeeze another 1/2 mpg out of an engine system, do you think they wouldn’t have already used the best ignition system they could, particularly when it’s a cheap and fast procedure? Other people’s suggestions stated “
Answered December 27, 2019
“That’s a definite maybe. In short, people upgrade the coils for a handful of reasons. First, is if one or more of the factory ones are failing, some people will opt for something hotter. Second, is if you are not getting a complete burn due to increased fueling, like a turbocharged car with a lot more pressure. Lastly is if the driver wants to run a larger spark plug gap for some reason, and needs a hotter spark to jump the gap.
Many years ago, on even a slightly warmed up car, there was often some power in a slightly larger gap and a higher output coil. Anything modern enough to have individual coil packs, any gain is probable to be more from replacing units with 100k miles on them than any actual power increase.”
Yea, but there are about 300 reviews and 20000+ coils sold that contradict your essay - sometimes adding 44% more spark energy to the plug ignites more fuel and it works - The PCM is adaptive, but its not keen to the fact that the spark energy is amplified and therefore more fuel is being ignited and there is both fuel saving and a power gain. It's really not that complicated.
Wonder how this plus the OVtune would would perform on the dyno.
Im currently matched with kdmax 9.0 tune and they work great together.
Cant wait to start selling in Puerto Rico!
Now available, going fast
I cant wait to buy the Coil Pack for my 2nd gen, I hope you guys put them out for sale soon!
You may want to think twice because mine have failed twice leaving me stranded and needing to get toad to the dealership
I got my coil packs installed them yesterday with new oem denso spark plugs. I'm glad I got new plugs some of them the gaps on the spark plugs were too much definitely worn out . I need to put some miles on the truck I did about 15 miles last night and I did notice the truck had alot more pep. I will update as more miles are put on the truck.
These wouldn’t mess with your factory warranty would they? Also I wonder how these would go with the OV Tune?
Yes, they would. That's giving Toyota an easy one
Don't bother with these. Mine failed 2 times and I've had to get toad back to the dealership at great expense.
Can you guys make a supercharger kit for toyotas?
I am writing this as of today your coil packs made it 120,000 miles and are done .
Hello @inferno1770
That is good to hear, coil packs running 120,000 miles blew our expectations out of the water. If you did, or do, run into any issues with our coil packs, please email Tech@RIPPmods.com, they will be glad to support you there.
@@RIPPMODS ok thank you
Got my second set of the coil packs and my truck came back to life . Mpgs are back up , 6th gear is holding better and have that better performance back . FYI I have been running my stock coil packs for the last three weeks and it was horrible for the way I have my truck set up . Stock coil packs good enough for back up . I highly recommend running premium fuel . When ripp recommends you to you should. I'm rolling on 35's and stock gears with ECU tuned . I have a few other add-ons also . Best benefits when running premium fuel.
Like #777
💪🏻🙏🏻🤙🏻
You make anything like this for the 2016 2.7 4cyl
We do!
rippmods.com/collections/toyota-tacoma/products/toyota-tacoma-2-0l-i4-high-performance-coil-packs
These things suck. You’re engine will misfire. Talking from experience
Wow, interesting. My 21 trd pro has been tuned, but still only getting about 16.5 mpg local driving. I live in too of a 1kft hill, so she just sucks gas the whole way up the mountain. That hill is also the test for horsepower and passing speed as it narrows down to one lane.😊. By the way I love your hair and wish I had some like that😂
The throttle Tip-In feel is huge with this product. The low and mid range power is very present and what most people boast about. 👍 on the hair, its O'Natural.
Yo if you live up a hill you should get the banks pedal that woke up my trd pro supercharged foreals
If your sending more power to the spark plugs shouldn't you replace them with a better stock, like NGKs? Also, i have an OV tune on my truck will this affect the computers learning for new coils?
I would do a lv reset on the ECU .
About to install these I’m super excited
Believe it folks. These coils have great effect on drivability and the fun factor of your 3rd gen Tacoma. Cleaned up, and improved the whole powerband, and greatly reduced auto transmission downshifting for me. Highly recommend these coil packs.
Just purchased my coil packs today! Can't wait to get them installed.
Have you had these in for the last 11 months since your comment? Curious if there are any long term disadvantages? Thanks
Same, curious to hear your thoughts
Waiting for the reply as well ! 😅👀
Omg a video where the license plate isn't blured out
I have 65,000 miles on my 3.5 motor. Are the coils a good choice? Thanks
17 taco installed coils love them worth the bones
How much did you pay total?
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These coils are no more then a gimmick and unreliable. I've got a set that is back in the box because the coils kept going out.
Your review seems to be a minority one… perhaps you need a replacement?
Would these work on my Lexus IS 350? I already have a cold air intake installed and was wondering would I get a power gain from these coil packs?
Yes, please see the drop down menu on the product page for IS350.
rippmods.com/collections/toyota-tacoma/products/toyota-tacoma-3-5l-v6-coil-packs?variant=39611864088658
Can you make a installation video? Can't wait to install mine in a couple of weeks 😎🤙🏾
Great video, you guys make any coil packs for a 2017 Nissan Frontier v6 I have a great candidate truck for you !
Are you saying you dynoed more horsepower because of your ignition coils putting out more millijouls?
Hello @ryan-yi6su
Yes, that is correct. Our coils output a higher millijouls than that of the stock coils, which intern creates higher explosive power in the cylinder, which creates higher HP. If you would like more specifics, or a more in-depth explanation, please email RIPPmods@RIPPmods.com, they will be glad to help you there.
Just dropping in and giving reassurance that these coils performance and longevity is outstanding I'm currently at 154k mi and still going strong . I upgraded to these coils at 64k mi . Definitely feel like I'm getting my money's worth. If I needed to purchase again or if they were to fail for some reason I would still get them again.
Check battery cables or replace them.
@@georgesantiago6005 not sure what you're getting at but my truck runs fine and the rip coils run fine
George i think you need to read that again
@@inferno1770if you’re already tuned should you do an ecu reset before you install?
@@joemamaisobama5788 did that lv rest on ECU and transmission
I have a 2019 Charger SXT AWD with the 3.6 will adding Ripp coils void my factory warranty?
Take a look at our FAQ video regarding warranty.
ruclips.net/video/ZS2yF9dAkkU/видео.html
Void Warranty? Who’s a good email tuner?
Def on my list, what plugs do you recommend?
Hi @HinnantAerialImagesLLC
We recommend using NGK Spark Plugs with our coils - time and time again, after extensive testing, they have been the highest performing and most consistent. Please visit this link to our website (rippmods.com/collections/spark-plugs)
If you have any additional questions, please send us an email to RIPPmods@RIPPmods.com
Will installing these coil packs void a warranty?
Thank you for the comment, we get that question all of the time. There is a possibility that the coils could void the warranty. We would suggest to talk to your dealer and ask them if it would void their warranty.
Not a bad price. My question is. I have a magnaflow exhaust, K&N cold air intake and sometime I use my pedal commander, would these mods I have make more than the (20-30) HP as you are describing that the coils packs make or would I need to get it tuned than just plug and play
Stacking products doesn't often net a compounded gain. Exhausts and Intakes tend to barely make over 10hp together so your gain with the coil pack will remain relatively constant with the other parts. We actually had a K&N intake on this very Tacoma at one point and it made a staggering 1.7whp gain on this dyno.
This plug and play needed a tune ? Can
You run 91 octane on it
Do y’all have an installation video?
We do not but the instructions are very strong. Also this client has a amateur video install for reference.
ruclips.net/video/UcETI_F1o2U/видео.html
This truck should have started stock with this and a cold air intake. Toyota could have got to 300hp easily and reliably if they gave a crap and didn't want to undertune the truck to protect their artificial "most reliable" and "highest resale value" reputation.
This test would have been better on a stock 3rd gen.
Do those could work on a 2nd gen? 2015 trd ?
Yes they do. Check out this link to our website(rippmods.com/products/toyota-tacoma-3-5l-v6-coil-packs?_pos=1&_sid=b0ef75252&_ss=r&variant=33245214638162) for the information on the product
I'm sold
just wanted to drop a update I've had my ripp performance coils for about 3yrs now and not one issue . I'm maintaining almost 21mpg 33" tires winch bumper winch truck weight 5,350 lbs have exhaust modifications and ECU tuned with vf tuner .
Are you going to make a supercharger for Tacomas?
We do not have any plans to produce Toyota supercharger kits.
@@RIPPMODS to bad that's a large market
@@RIPPMODSyou guys should make superchargers for the 2gr fks sedans like the Camrys and Lexus is. Big market to fill
Hi . @joemamaisobama5788
We do not currently offer supercharger kits for 2gr fks sedans, but we have several things cooking in R&D ;) While we cannot provide any dates for availability at the moment, if you send us an email to RIPPmods@RIPPmods.com with your vehicle information, we would reach out as soon as it's available
@@RIPPMODS aye that’s dope I’ll be keeping my eyes open even if it’s not a supercharger I’ll probably still be interested in whatever it is yall tryna drop
Wouldn't mind trying them on my 2nd gen 4.0. The oem plugs are simple old school denso copper plugs. Do you guys recommend putting better plugs like iridium or platinum spark plugs and using 91 fuel?
I just got these install, didn’t really feel a difference
did you go right out and buy 91+ octane? I'm uncertain about them too, since under another comment; he seemed to imply that with 87 octane and these coil packs; it might cause detonation.
My truck always run 91 nothing else lol
@@tonydouangphachanh5343 Maybe it's for extra power towing or hauling? The RIPP guy kept saying "44% more power to the plug" so, there's that.
One problem with this test is your comparing NEW coils to OLD coils. Best to test with OEM new coils and theirs.
I have a 2017 Toyota Tacoma TRD V6 do you have this product yet for this truck?
Sounds like you should run 91 octane (CA) with these coils. More money at the pump.
Hi @seanjohnson
We strongly recommend only using 91+ octane to get the optimal performance from our coil packs. A little more money at the pump for more smiles per gallon
If you have any additional questions, please send us an email to RIPPmods@RIPPmods.com
Should make a set that will avoid knock at 87 :)
Wow great increase with just spark
I have a 2016 awd Dodge Charger pursuit do you guys make a supercharger for my car?
Hello, please visit ww.rippmods.com or email sales@rippmods.com
Does anyone have the ripp and pedal commander on their Tacoma? What do you see as pros and cons? Do mpg goes up, hp, torque, better gear changes, etc
I don't know much about about superchargers but I have a 2020 Toyota avalon Trd. Do you have anything that's compatible that increase performance? I have the same engine as the Tacoma
If its a V6 andything from a tacoma will work, tundra parts are normally compatible with avalon.
I know this is a dumb question. Is this a replacement for my spark plugs? Where is this installed?
Hello, to date we have sold over 22000 sets of these high performance coils. We have taken back less than 1% over all sales of which a total of 15 (peice) were actually bad. We don't know where you are getting 33% from but it's not accurate or in line with what's really going on. Some people install these on old plugs, or crack their spark plugs on install and misinterpret that for a bad coil. In any event we have a no hassle warranty and take care of our clients in real time and not days. You're welcome to call or email our office for further affirmation.
I recently got your coils for my supercharged 5.7 Sequoia. What spark plugs would you recommend to use?
Just stick with what Toyota recommends
I was curious? Have you guys had any updates to the coils ? Reason asking is I've had mine for awhile now. Thanks
No update, same product today.
any change in dyno numbers after 500-1000 miles to allow for ecu learning
Nope, we ran them for over a year on our white TRD PRO in the back and they still made an astonishing 27whp gain.
No, we have had the orange one back for retest no loss in power.
Nice
All Sounds good. What kind of spark plugs would you recommend? Regular or platinum?
We use and sell NGK Irridium
Anyone running this with the OTT tune?
HEY RIPP!!!
Still waiting for the release for the 2019 Ram 1500 classic
Very easy to manipulate the numbers on a dyno. Gaining close to 20whp from coil packs...
Any third party testing done yet?
Sure - that's not really our style but check out d all the clients reviews with pictures on our website just scroll down. rippmods.com/products/toyota-tacoma-3-5l-v6-coil-packs?_pos=5&_sid=cc4223a08&_ss=r
@@RIPPMODS
The “butt dyno” reviews mean nothing, come on now. You could gain 10-15 WHP you won’t notice those kind of gains in 4500 lb truck.
@@goforbroke2 We cannot tell you anymore than we have told you. These are 44% more powerful than stock and there is plenty of fuel to take advantage of in the variable compression stroke. We keep selling out of them and peoples butt dyno seem to be saying they feel and see the difference in MPG.
@@goforbroke2 I just bought these I'm original owner of my truck im at 110,000 miles . I'll let you know what the outcome is I daily drive my truck . I'm ocd adhd guy and I can notice a difference even if I have a couple of passengers .
The big test is when my wife and I drive to pikes peak from Washington state in April
I just ordered a set of the coil packs, my question is will I need to change out the spark plugs as well?
Only if they have enough miles to warrant changing them as maintenance.
You should just come to me and supercharge my slow v6 charger 😌
Trade it in dude.
Will I need a 91 octane tune to run these coil packs?
We recommend using 91 octane, but is no wear near mandatory for our coils.
Do I have to do any tuning or do I just slap these in ???
Nope, no additional tuning needed, but if you add these and then tune for them later you will only benefit.
i have a 2014 v6 tacoma
those coils will fit??
Yes, there are 2005-2015 specific coilpacks on the product page. Please check the drop down menu:
rippmods.myshopify.com/collections/spark-plugs-and-ignition/products/toyota-tacoma-3-5l-v6-coil-packs
Hello I am interested in your super chargers where I can find your services in Miami Florida for a correct installation thanks
Hello, please visit www.rippmods.com for more information on your vehicle or email sales@rippmods.com for more details. We also have a dealer locator on our website that will list all authorized installers in your area.
I would love to make a purchase on this product. Will this void the vehicle warranty?
It's a replacement parts, replacing parts do not void warranty. We have a RIPP Top Ten Frequently asked questions video, check that out. It covers this topic and few others.
If i get a k&n cold air intake for this tacoma and this coil pack (plus some real good quality octane booster to help with detonation). Do you guys reckon id achieve 25 wheel horsepower?
Great video! I’ll be buying for my ‘19 soon!
What part number are these coil packs?
RIPP Is that the only color you carry for the 3rd gen Tacoma
Yes the orange, we paid homage to Toyotas old school racing colors.
@@RIPPMODSthe coil color also matches the denso 455cc injectors in the TRD/ Magnuson supercharger kit. Good choice
so it would be better to run high octane to get the most out of these coil packs?
91 helps alleviate whatever the factory tuning is doing at low RPM to cause the dip in the curve.
@@RIPPMODS can using 87 octane hurt my engine with the rip coils?
Do you need a tune for these coils?
No
Should make cams for a dodge avenger
Wear can i bye am from puerto rico
Hello we have several dealers in PR, please visit www.rippmods.com for more information or email sales@rippmods.com for more details
Where can I buy this?
rippmods.com/collections/toyota-tacoma/products/toyota-tacoma-3-5l-v6-coil-packs
Currently out of stock. We expect restock at the end of November.
Great product! How does this do on fuel mileage?
Probably no loss in fuel mileage minus your inclination to stomp on it to "feel the power".
How does this compare to the underdog Racing Super charger?
Hi, this video is of our High Performance ignition coils, they are $330 and and 20-30 rear wheel HP. That being said for the money they are very powerful.
You mean the URD mk 3 supercharger?
Do you ship to Mexico?
when will these be released?????????
How would this work with OVtune?
Many have reported positive findings in using them together.
Will you maybe do a 91 octane difference?
It's in the works
Can you guys PLEASE make some coilpacks for the 6.4 hemis!?
We are in development, keep an eye on our social media.
@@RIPPMODS Any ETA!? THIS IS GREAT NEWS!
And anything elese from dodge...
I want to buy for my 19' Pro. When are these being released?
We are shooting for late June, they are in production now.
How's production going on these? Still planned for late this month?
@@Boltdriver70 still on track for mid late June.
Whats the price looking like?
Please visit www.rippmods.com for more information on your vehicle or email sales@rippmods.com for more details
$333.71 for the ones for the 3rd gen
With these packs can we not run 87 octane? You said there is a knock is description.
We suggest using 91 with the RIPP Performance Coil Packs to take full advantage of their power.
@@RIPPMODS Understood it is recommended, but are we looking at damage with running 87?
@@reefermonster9651 Knock/Detonation can cause damage. 91 is the recommended minimum octane for use with this product.
@@RIPPMODS Thank you for the quick response!
@@RIPPMODS I do not understand the octane issue. So if purchasing the higher octane fuel is not on the menu, leaving it at 87 with these coil packs will cause problems that stock coil packs would not cause?
Just bought them thanks guys love your work and affordability fyi I have the same exact truck on the dyno
What’s the part number for 2023 Tacoma 3.5
And are they grey
So stock its only hittin 237hp?
Yep! And easily bumped up to 254whp with one easy bolt on mod
@@RIPPMODS one more quiestion bo does it void your lifetime powertrain warranty thanks ripp
Keep in mind dyno runs steal hp from the dyno itself. Its like a second drive train loss.
@@trukbones1672 THIS IS COMPLETELY WRONG - The Dyno is designed and calibrated to show real-world-HP there is no quantifiable addition of rolling mass to add to the numbers you are seeing.
FYI for any Toyota fans, the stock OEM coil for the 4.0L v6 is the same coil used in the Camry (2.4L), Matrix (2.4L), Tacoma (2.7L and 4.0L), and Tundra (4.0L) all the way back to 2011. So, there is a fairly large portion of the Toyotas on the road that could use these coils.
Unfortunately, any vehicle with the 3.5 L v6 cannot use these coils because they use an entirely different ignition coil. With that said though, RIPP, if you create an ignition coil for the 3.5 L v6, you'll support the Avalon, Camry, Highlander, RAV4, sienna, and Venza. Something I'm voting for!
CARS AND BARS - Joshua Williams these are for the 3.5L V6....
We will have a detailed list of supported vehicles with this coil, it's very long. Remeber we have been at since 2018.
@@brostjoe are you certain? Toyota list different part numbers for the 4.0 and the 3.5, and they look very different.
@@JoshuaWilliamsMA83 dude...3rd gens are 3.5 litre v6. 2016+ is the redesigned truck. Where are you getting 4 litre from?
So I do have a question ? So I have k&n cold air intake with dry filter , afe throttle body spacer , and mbrp XP performance exhaust . Do you highly recommend premium fuel with all this combined with your coil packs ?
I would yes. I’ve got k&n cai, tuned, full exhaust system. My tune used premium but i wouldn’t see why you can’t use premium for your current setup. I’d recommend a tune i got mine from d3 performance.