Coil Packs

The RIPP HCP2 represents a significant upgrade for your Honda's ignition system, designed to deliver more power and efficiency. These high-performance coil packs utilize advanced technology, featuring larger cores that produce substantially more energy for each spark plug during combustion compared to stock OEM Honda coils. This enhancement directly translates to an increase in horsepower and an improvement in miles per gallon. Drivers can expect a more responsive throttle input and enhanced overall driving dynamics with this upgrade. RIPP has subjected these coil packs to rigorous testing under extreme conditions, ensuring reliable performance even under heavy loads. The design incorporates a high-density polymer outer housing and boot, a superior quality iron core with reinforced laminations, and an increased number of secondary core windings. This construction allows for sustained power delivery, even at high RPM operations. The housing is heavy-duty and filled with high-temperature epoxy, providing robust resistance to shock and vibration. A specialized dielectric compound ensures complete insulation of the coil windings, maintaining performance even under high voltage conditions. Furthermore, the RIPP HCP2 is engineered to resist common automotive environmental factors, including humidity, wear, vibration, impact, and exposure to chemicals such as gasoline, oils, and brake fluids. Its durable construction ensures it will not degrade or crack, even under severe thermal cycling. Installation of the RIPP HCP2 coil packs is designed to be simple and direct. The process involves removing the old coils and replacing them with the new units. Critically, no modifications or ECU tuning are required for installation, making it a hassle-free upgrade. The HCP2 coil packs are specifically designed to fit a range of Honda 2.0L and 1.5L 4-cylinder engines, covering both turbocharged and naturally aspirated variants. Compatible models include the 2015-2019 Honda Fit, 2016-2022 Honda Civic (including Si and Type-R variants), 2018-2022 Honda Accord, and the 2017-2020 Honda CR-V.