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GM LS2/LS3/LS7/LS9/LSA 80K Pro Series Xtreme Blue Coil Pack Set – 28-0513-CPB - Granatelli Motor Sports
SKU: 28-0513-CPB
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$1,113.51 CAD
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$1,172.11 CAD
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2005–2017 GM LS2 / LS3 / LS7 / LS9 / LSA Granatelli 80K Pro Series Extreme Blue Coil Packs | 28-0513-CPB
Upgrade your GM LS ignition system with the Granatelli Motor Sports Pro Series Extreme Blue Coil Packs. Designed for compatible 2005–2017 LS2, LS3, LS7, LS9 and LSA engines, these high-output performance coils deliver up to 80,000 volts for strong, consistent spark under demanding street, track and forced-induction conditions.
The blue coil bodies add a custom performance look, while the increased spark output helps support stock, cammed, supercharged, turbocharged and nitrous-equipped LS combinations.
80,000 Volts of LS Spark Energy
Pro Series Extreme coils in blue for LS engines that need more spark than stock.
Key Features
80,000-Volt Output
High-output coils for strong, consistent spark energy.
Built for Boost & Nitrous
Helps reduce spark blowout under increased cylinder pressure.
Direct OEM-Style Fit
Plug-and-play replacement with no external ignition box required.
Blue Coil Bodies
Bold blue finish for a custom engine-bay appearance.
Full RPM Range
Supports dependable ignition performance from idle to redline.
Granatelli Engineering
Designed by Granatelli Motor Sports in Oxnard, California.
Applications
- 2005–2017 GM LS2
- LS3
- LS7
- LS9
- LSA
- Also available: Malevolent 85K series (28-0513-CPM)
Fitment Notice: Confirm your engine and coil connector style before ordering.
Why Choose Granatelli Motor Sports?
Granatelli Motor Sports has built performance parts since 1949. Our components are designed for real-world street, street/strip, race and show applications, with a focus on dependable construction and practical performance. Questions about fitment? Call us at 1-805-486-6644, Monday–Friday, 8am–5pm PST.
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