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Old 11-05-2021, 07:34 AM   #15
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Here is the comparison/research.

OFF THE LINE PERFORMANCE COIL ADAPTER HARNESS SET
https://www.ftspeed.com/part/fr-s-br...t#.YYUVgJ7MKUk

In mid-2014 Subaru/Toyota upgraded the coils to a "more resilient" design. The ad for the coil adapters says 2017+ but as you can see in the links/pictures, the 2017 coil is the same part number as the mid-2014 refresh.

Notice the (supersessions) in the 2013 picture. I believe these coils were also updated while maintaining the 2013 connector. I have no proof of this however Subaru/Toyota knew they were an issue according to a TSB in 2012. See this thread for more info :
https://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=21868

2013 part number:
https://parts.subaru.com/p/Subaru_20...2433AA652.html


2015 part number:
https://parts.subaru.com/p/Subaru_20...2433AA730.html


2018 part number:
https://parts.subaru.com/p/Subaru_20...2433AA730.html



The side by side comparison shows a definite change in design other than the connector as the overall dimensions and designs were altered.





Hope this helps. Its November and the beginning of the off-season. I will be back on track with the car in April. We will see how the 2015+ coils hold up.
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Thank you for the comparison though, I wish you had an xray machine. It would be nice to know the internal changes. More insulation? More windings? Are they fortified with nutrients to produce a hotter spark?
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Thank you for the comparison though, I wish you had an xray machine. It would be nice to know the internal changes. More insulation? More windings? Are they fortified with nutrients to produce a hotter spark?
The TSB and concerns had to do with component life span. Not performance. I highly doubt there is any performance gain at all. Just longevity.

If any of the 2015+ fail, I will cut both designs in half to compare.
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My 2013 fired right up with the Off the Line conversion harness and 2015+ coil packs. Zero issues with install.
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Just putting this out here for an additional source of materials for anyone in the same situation as you.
https://www.iwireservices.com/produc...or-brz-and-frs
That is the way to do it. Crimping connectors is easy and this does not add another connection to fail like adapters.
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My 2013 fired right up with the Off the Line conversion harness and 2015+ coil packs. Zero issues with install.
Good to hear. I have been considering this option even though I haven't had too much of an issue. I do have like 5 spare coils so I wasn't in a rush to try it.
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