High-Performance Ignition Coil Packs | 2007-2022 Tundra & Sequoia

High-Performance Ignition Coil Packs

Upgrade your ignition system with the RIPP High-Performance Coil Pack System, engineered specifically for the Toyota 5.7L 3UR-FE V8. While factory coils are designed to meet only the minimum requirements, RIPP coils are completely re-engineered to deliver a massive 44% increase in spark energy.

Think of a coil pack as a capacitor for your spark plugs; by delivering a more powerful and efficient spark, you ensure a more complete combustion cycle. The result is crisper throttle response, improved fuel economy, and sustained power delivery even at high RPMs.

Features & Benefits

• 44% More Energy: Provides a significantly hotter spark than OEM units for better fuel atomization and power.
• Direct Plug-and-Play: 100% bolt-on installation with no modifications, wiring, or ECU tuning required.
• Versatile Performance: Optimized for both naturally aspirated and supercharged engines.
• Heavy-Duty Internals: Features a high-quality iron core with stronger laminations and increased secondary core windings for consistent voltage.
• Extreme Durability: The RIPP Orange housings are epoxy-filled to resist shock, vibration, and thermal cycling. They are engineered to withstand chemicals, humidity and high-voltage conditions without degrading.

Technical Highlights

• Improved Throttle Response: Faster spark recovery leads to a more immediate engine reaction.
• Fuel Efficiency: More efficient combustion can lead to an increase in MPG.
• High-Density Polymer: High-temperature resistant outer housing and boots designed for the heat of the V8 engine bay.
• Dielectric Insulation: Advanced compound penetrates all windings to prevent internal arching and insulation failure.

Kit Contents & Specifications

Installation Tip

When upgrading your coil packs, it is the perfect time to inspect your spark plugs. For the best performance gains, ensure your plugs are gapped correctly to factory or supercharger specifications to handle the increased energy output from the RIPP system.