Ford Performance Ignition Coil Set 2005-10 Mustang GT 4.6L 3V
397-M-12029-3V
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- Fits Mustang 4.6L 3V engines with 12mm spark plugs. Does not fit 3V heads with "High Thread" design spark plugs.
- Required when installing Ford Racing heads M-6049-463VP3, M-6049-N3V, M-6049-N3VPA and M-6050-463VP3, M-6050-N3V, M-6050-N3VPA on 2005-2007 and early 2008 Mustang GT originally equipped with "High Thread" design heads.
- Direct replacement for 4.6L 3V engines equipped with 8L3E coils.
- Engines with late style 12mm spark plugs can be identified by coil engineering number 8L3E. Engines with early style 16mm "High Thread" design spark plugs can be identified by coil engineering 3L3E part number.
Ford Racing ignition coil sets are direct replacements for 4.6L 3V engines equipped with 8L3E coils. These coils fit Mustang 4.6L 3V engines with 12mm spark plugs and are required when installing certain Ford Racing heads on Mustang GTs originally equipped with "high thread" designs. Fit your vehicle with the right ignition coil sets designed by the original maker--Ford Racing--and rest assured that the performance will be accurate.
- Direct Replacement
- One Engine Set Of Stock Replacement Coils
- Made in the USA
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