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High-output ignition coils for modern performance petrol engines. UK-engineered around Mantis’ neodymium magnetic core, delivering 12% more spark energy than standard OE coils with direct replacement fitment. Mantis High-Output Ignition Coils get the very best from your road, high-performance or motorsport engine. Direct OE replacement, stronger spark, better combustion. Whilst Mantis high-output coils may look like the OE coils on the outside, it's our technology inside that makes the difference to your engine. More complete combustion extracts more energy from every injection event. Giving gains that are felt across the entire RPM range, not just peak power. You wouldn't compromise on your tyres, your brakes, even your fuel. Yet so many drivers overlook the spark that's firing at the very heart of their car.
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