A Mantis coil is designed to fit like the original part, but inside it is engineered for stronger spark energy, faster response and more consistent ignition performance under load.
Built around Mantis' unique increased-strength neodymium permanent magnet core - the same rare-earth material used in high performance electric motors - and precision copper windings, Mantis High-Output Ignition Coils help deliver a stronger ignition event at the spark plug.
A stronger spark supports cleaner combustion, smoother running and reliable firing in performance petrol engines whether that's in race, track or daily road-driving environments.
Engineered for Stronger Spark Energy
Every combustion event begins with the spark.
A stronger, more stable ignition event helps the air-fuel mixture burn more cleanly and consistently. That can support smoother running, improved response and reduced unburnt fuel entering the exhaust system.
For performance engines, that consistency matters. Not just for peak power, but for how the engine feels every time you accelerate.
A tuned engine asks more from every part of the ignition system.
Higher boost pressure, increased cylinder load and wider performance demands all make it harder for the spark to jump the plug gap cleanly and consistently. When the ignition system cannot keep up, the result is often hesitation, misfire or reduced performance as the ECU pulls timing to protect the engine.
Mantis coils help give the ignition system the reserve it needs.
Mantis coils are designed to replace the original ignition coils directly.
No splicing.
No adapters.
No software changes.
No unnecessary complications.
Simply remove the original coil, install the Mantis replacement and refit as normal.
For the best results, we recommend installing with a fresh set of quality spark plugs.
Every combustion event begins with the spark.
A stronger, more stable ignition event helps the air-fuel mixture burn more cleanly and consistently. That can support smoother running, improved response and reduced unburnt fuel entering the exhaust system.
For performance engines, that consistency matters. Not just for peak power, but for how the engine feels every time you accelerate.
A tuned engine asks more from every part of the ignition system.
Higher boost pressure, increased cylinder load and wider performance demands all make it harder for the spark to jump the plug gap cleanly and consistently. When the ignition system cannot keep up, the result is often hesitation, misfire or reduced performance as the ECU pulls timing to protect the engine.
Mantis coils help give the ignition system the reserve it needs.
Mantis coils are designed to replace the original ignition coils directly.
No splicing.
No adapters.
No software changes.
No unnecessary complications.
Simply remove the original coil, install the Mantis replacement and refit as normal.
For the best results, we recommend installing with a fresh set of quality spark plugs.
Neodymium magnet
The heart of each Mantis Coil.
Neodymium is a rare-earth chemical element with the symbol Nd and atomic number 60.
Neodymium magnets are the strongest permanent magnets commercially available, anywhere in the world. They provide unparalleled levels of magnetism and resistance to demagnetisation when compared to ferrite, alnico and even samarium-cobalt magnets. No wonder Neodymium is used in the world's most-advanced electric motors.
It's this super-advanced material that forms the magnetic core of every single Mantiis Coil.
Mantis : Tech specs
Every reason your engine deserves better.
OE ignition coils are specified down to a price point. That's fine for the standard car. And that's OK when they're new.
But if you’ve remapped, added boost, covered miles, or simply want the best for your high-performance engine, then the factory coil was never designed for any of it.
And that's where the Mantis coil technology comes in.
Standard OE : 100% - Mantis : 112%
Neodymium NdFeB
High-Output Copper
Up to 2× standard
Up to 40,000V
Stainless + Ferrite
Mantis : Research and Development
The numbers don’t lie:
See the results from our independent testing for the key metrics:
Mantis : Tech articles
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