I got the Denso from Amazon it wasn’t cheap but you don’t want misfires with after market cause the car will idle and drive like shit.
Pros: avoids misfires, smooth idle and drive
Cons: wasn't cheap
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I used Denso coils on my 2016 2.5L SE and they are literally the Ford coils with the Ford number crossed out and a sticker slapped on to cover most of the number.
Pros: OEM quality, Ford equivalent
Vehicle:
Ford Fusion
I always use denso coils. Can't trust others.
Pros: reliable, trustworthy
Vehicle:
Lexus
ebay has oem denso coil packs set of 4 for about $70
Pros: oem coil packs
Vehicle:
Toyota Celica
Just get a Denso. That’s what Toyota uses.
Pros: Toyota uses
Vehicle:
Toyota
When I replaced my coils this spring I didn't cheap out: went with Denso since that was OEM. When it comes to electrical components, I try to be as close to OEM as I can.
Pros: OEM quality, reliable choice
Denso. Reputable company, good parts, I’ve seen them used with good results.
Pros: good parts, good results
DENSO is an OEM supplier and are pretty good IIRC.
Pros: pretty good
My Denso coils have been running fine for 3.5 years now. 6732312 (673-2312) was my part number for 2nd gen
Pros: running fine
Vehicle:
Honda Fit
Part number: 6732312
Rock Auto is legit. I bought the Denso 673-2308 coils for my Fit 2 years ago and have had no problems with them.
Pros: no problems, legit
Vehicle:
Honda Fit
Part number: 673-2308
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