Hyundai i30N, Kia Stinger 2.0T & Genesis G70 — Theta II Performance Ignition Coils
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Hyundai i30N, Kia Stinger 2.0T & Genesis G70 — Theta II Performance Ignition Coils

The Hyundai i30 N is what many people agree may be the last of the true hot hatches - a punchy 2.0 turbo with a proper chassis, in a car compact enough to actually enjoy on a British B-road.

The Hyundai / Kia / Genesis Theta II family - 2.0 T-GDI G4KH and 2.4 GDI G4KJ - powers the halo cars of the group's performance lineup: the Hyundai i30N (280 hp), the Kia Stinger 2.0T, and the Genesis G70 2.0T.

All of them share the same coil-on-plug assembly, and all of them lean hard on it - the i30N runs 20+ psi from the factory and OE coils are a known weak point once N-Mode and overboost get involved.

MTP-1008 is a direct plug & play replacement engineered in the UK, delivering 12% more spark energy from a neodymium-core primary — a straight swap with better heat handling and cleaner ignition under sustained boost.

Years
2010 – 2024
Chassis
FK · BK · CK · JF · TL · QL · UM
Engine code
G4KH · G4KJ
Engine
2.0 T-GDI turbo · 2.4 GDI NA
Power
185 – 290 bhp
Coils needed
4 × Hyundai Kia 2.0T Performance Ignition Coil - i30 N / Kia Stinger 2.0 - Mantis MTP-1008
Full set · £159.96
4 coils × £39.99 — everything you need for this car
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Set includes all 4 coils. Only need one? Choose "Just 1 coil" if you're replacing a single failed unit.

In stock · UK dispatch ✓ UK-engineered ✓ 12% more spark energy ✓ Direct plug & play

Signs your Theta II 2.0 T-GDI & 2.4 GDI needs new coils

> Misfire codes P0301–P0304 on Torque Pro, N-Mode diagnostics or a generic OBDII scanner

> Rough idle from cold — especially noticeable on i30N and Stinger 2.0T

> Loss of overboost / top-end pull above 5,500 rpm in N-Mode

> Fuel trims drifting without an intake or injector fault

> Intermittent CEL clearing after a drive cycle

> Stumble or flat spot on WOT hard shifts — especially on tuned i30N / Stinger 2.0T

Installation notes

Direct plug & play — no coding, no dealer trip, no GDS work required. Identical fitment across every Theta II 2.0 T-GDI and 2.4 GDI variant. Access is straightforward on all applications: pop the engine cover, unclip the coil harness connectors, 10mm bolt out, swap coils in, bolt back in — 10 Nm torque. Always replace as a set of 4 for even spark distribution; mixed-age coils cause the ECU to pull timing to compensate, which negates the performance benefit of the new units. Total install time: 20–30 minutes.

Common questions

Will this fit my i30N / Stinger 2.0T / G70 without coding?

Yes. Direct plug & play replacement — the ECU reads MTP-1008 identically to the OE Hyundai / Kia coil (27300-2GGA0). No coding, no GDS, no dealer visit required on any Theta II 2.0 T-GDI or 2.4 GDI variant.

Do I really need all 4, or can I just replace one?

We strongly recommend replacing all 4 as a set. If one coil has failed, the others have seen identical heat cycles and boost hours — they're likely close behind. Mixed-age coils cause uneven spark, and the ECU compensates by pulling timing, which loses the performance benefit of the new coils. That said, if you just need to clear a specific misfire in a hurry, a single MTP-1008 will work as an interim fix.

Will this hold up on a tuned i30N or Stinger 2.0T?

Yes — tuned Theta II is where MTP-1008 really earns its place. Stage 1 / Stage 2 tunes on the i30N and Stinger 2.0T push cylinder pressures noticeably beyond OE spec, and worn OE coils start to break down under sustained overboost long before they'd fail on a stock car. The 12% spark-energy uplift and neodymium primary core give you the headroom to hold ignition cleanly. Same physical fit, same connector, same wiring — a straight swap.

This coil also fits

Full application list — Hyundai / Kia / Genesis Theta II:

> Hyundai i30N 2.0T FK (2017+) — 250–280 hp

> Hyundai i30N Project C (2019+, 275 hp)

> Hyundai i30 Fastback N (2018+)

> Hyundai Veloster N 2.0T (2019+, 275 hp)

> Hyundai Sonata Sport 2.0T (LF, 2015–2019, US)

> Hyundai Santa Fe 2.0T (TM, 2019–2023, US)

> Kia Stinger 2.0T / GT-Line (2017–2023) — 255 hp

> Kia Sportage 2.0T (QL, 2016–2021, US)

> Kia Sorento 2.0T (UM, 2015–2020, US)

> Genesis G70 2.0T (IK, 2018–2021) — 252 hp

Plus 2.4 GDI variants — Hyundai Santa Fe, Tucson; Kia Sportage, Sorento (US)

Note on quantity: All Theta II 2.0 T-GDI and 2.4 GDI variants are 4-cylinder — 4 coils per engine. Does NOT cover Gamma 1.6 T-GDI (Veloster Turbo, Ceed GT, Kona 1.6T — use MTP-1005) or Lambda II 3.3T V6 BiTurbo (Stinger GT 3.3T) — those use different coil families.

OE cross-references

These are the original manufacturer part numbers this coil directly replaces. Check the number stamped on your existing coil against this list before ordering to confirm your fitment.

27300-2GGA0

Ready to fit your Hyundai / Kia / Genesis Theta II 2.0 T-GDI & 2.4 GDI?

Full set · £159.96 · UK dispatch · Direct plug & play