Ignition coil APR or Duralast

APR Ignition coil
Stromaluski
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Rating 4.0

FWIW, I got an APR Stage 1+ tune on my '13 CC at about 30k miles. Blew one of the stock coils within a month. Replaced with red tops and new plugs and have been good since then (19k miles).

Pros: good since then
Cons: blew stock coils
Vehicle: Volkswagen
Mileage: 30000 km
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APR Ignition coil
LatronEdwards
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Rating 2.0

As stated APR coils are know to not be as good as OE/OEM. I have seen a lot of people with APR coils chasing misfires and the replace with OEM and it’s fixed. Even with new APR this has happened.

Cons: chasing misfires
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Duralast Ignition coil
jastark77
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Rating 1.5

In January 2021, with about 40k miles, the coils went bad. I replaced them with quality Duralast coils (made by Bosch) and new iridium spark plugs. Fast forward 6 months, and I had a misfire again in cylinder 2, so I am now on my 3rd set in less than a year. The Duralast coils have a lifetime warranty, so whenever they go bad, I can just swap them out at Autozone for no money, and it takes all of 10 minutes to swap them. But I dont want my car misfiring and breaking down at an inopportune time.

Pros: lifetime warranty, easy replacement
Cons: repeated misfires, frequent failure
Vehicle: Hyundai Sonata
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Duralast Ignition coil
stangracer3
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Rating 1.0

I myself have tried Duralast brand coils on 3 different vehicles. They were all crap. Either they didnt last very long. Or were faulty right out of the box. I dont like to use the Duralast brand in general. Have had to many bad experiences.

Cons: did not last, faulty
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