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Erniemo
Dodge Dakota
8/11/2001
12:09:37
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 Subject: V6 and V8 coils
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I see that many manufactures make coil springs that are for V6 and V8 Dakotas. What is the difference between the V8 and V6 coils.
2001 Dakota Sport Plus V6
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dropt98dakota
Dodge Dakota
8/11/2001
17:38:13
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The difference in the v6 and v8 coils are that the 8 coils have more weight carrying capabilities cause the engine is that much heavier.
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Erniemo
Dodge Dakota
8/11/2001
17:43:10
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Thanks alot for your help
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Billybob
Dodge Dakota
8/12/2001
09:48:34
| RE: V6 and V8 coils
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get the bulldozer out dropt98dakota is bs'n you it has more to due with current flow capabilities due to the V-6 fireing 3 times per revolution vs the V-8 fireing 4 time per revolution. In most practicle real life day to day usage on the street there is really no need to have different coils if you are using the same ignition system on a six vs the eight with the only differnce being the distributer for the 6 and the 8.
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Taylor
Dodge Dakota
8/17/2001
13:55:17
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they are talking about coil springs not ignition coils
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Brian Gaarder
Dodge Dakota
8/18/2001
00:01:07
| RE: V6 and V8 coils
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umm... not too brite are we billybob?
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dropt98dakota
Dodge Dakota
8/18/2001
19:32:13
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Hey billybob, If you would open your eyes' perhaps learn how to read, he said "manufactures make COIL SPRINGS that are for V6 and V8 Dakotas" he said springs not not ignitions. So I aint bs'n so back off.
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