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I would source OEM, new or used, long before I spun the huztl roulette wheel. Think about all of the parts that they absolutely can't get right.
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Huztl doesn't make coils 
a coil manufacturer makes them for them, the only ones I have seen problems with were a very few MS361 coils all from one batch and the 395 coils that suck about as much as the OEM 395 coils at a fraction of the price
a coil manufacturer makes them for them, the only ones I have seen problems with were a very few MS361 coils all from one batch and the 395 coils that suck about as much as the OEM 395 coils at a fraction of the price
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Huztl's just the storefront right?
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Yep they are a consolidator in China, they manufacture very little of what they sell
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That's like me. I'm a consolidator of red saws
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I used an aftermarket 029 coil (Hyway I think?) On an old points 028.
Worked just fine other than I had to bump the timing to get it to where it was before the swap.
Worked just fine other than I had to bump the timing to get it to where it was before the swap.
