AEM's High-Output Inductive Coils represent a significant advancement in ignition technology, providing the ideal balance between spark energy and duration for high-performance applications. These coils deliver CDI-like spark energy and voltage, along with the extended spark duration necessary for vehicles with high compression, high RPM, forced induction, or nitrous engines.

For auto enthusiasts utilizing forced induction or nitrous oxide, the limitations of traditional inductive coils are well-known. While they offer simplicity and long spark duration, they often fall short in delivering the energy required to ignite the air-fuel mixture in highly modified engines. In contrast, Capacitive Discharge Ignition (CDI) systems provide a powerful burst of spark energy but lack sufficient duration, making precise air-fuel mixture management critical for optimal performance. AEM's High-Output IGBT "Smart" Inductive Coils effectively bridge this gap.

Designed for applications without an external igniter, AEM's High-Output IGBT "Smart" Inductive Coils each produce over 100mJ of spark energy and a minimum output of 40,000 Volts—comparable to most CDI systems—without requiring a CDI module. They also offer a significantly longer spark duration at full energy, unlike CDI and multiple spark systems that attempt to simulate longer durations with smaller spark events.

Features:

• Massive Spark Energy, up to 103 mJ
• Incredibly long spark duration, up to 2.9mS
• Up to 40kV Output Voltage, without using a CDI
• Deliver CDI-like spark energy—No CDI Module needed
• Cost-effective compared to aftermarket LS1 coils
• Versatile mounting options
• Weather and shockproof design
• Can be mounted directly to the engine

Specifications:

• Coil Type: SMART
• Coil Wire Included: No
• Emission Code: 5
• Ignition Wire Terminal Type: HEI Style Tower
• Mounting Bracket Included: No
• Mounting Hardware Included: No

This part is legal for sale or use on emissions-controlled vehicles, uncontrolled vehicles, and racing use only vehicles, as it does not affect vehicle emissions and is not subject to emissions regulations.