LS Coil Brackets Alum Remote Mount D580

The ALLSTAR PERFORMANCE LS Coil Brackets Alum Remote Mount D580 is a purpose-built ignition coil mounting solution engineered for GM LS-series engine swaps and custom builds. This aluminum bracket pair delivers a clean, remote-mounted coil pack configuration that simplifies wiring harnesses and improves underhood organization on modern LS powerplants. Supplied as a matched pair with black anodized finish for corrosion resistance, these brackets accommodate D580-style coil packs and represent the direct solution for builders who demand reliable ignition mounting without compromise.

Aluminum construction provides lightweight strength while the anodized finish protects against oxidation and maintains aesthetics through years of engine bay exposure. Remote mounting capability allows coil placement away from heat sources and tight engine compartments, improving coil longevity and reducing electromagnetic interference issues common with close proximity mounting. The D580 connector standard ensures straightforward compatibility with GM LS wiring harnesses and aftermarket ECU configurations. At 2.75 lbs per pair with compact dimensions (3.9 x 3.85 x 18.9 inches), installation flexibility suits everything from street engines to high-output race builds where clean packaging matters.

This bracket set targets LS engine builders, hot rod fabricators, and performance technicians executing engine swaps into vintage platforms or custom chassis. Whether managing a fuel-injected LS retrofit into a classic muscle car, building a dedicated track engine, or engineering a modern powertrain swap, remote coil mounting reduces harness complexity and improves serviceability. The pair format accommodates dual-coil LS configurations standard on most displacement variants from the LS1 through LS7 family.

ALLSTAR PERFORMANCE brackets are widely recognized across engine-build communities for manufacturing precision and practical design. LS-series engines remain the benchmark platform for American performance builds, and remote ignition mounting represents established best practice in modern swap installations.