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This is the only angle at which this works. Note that I have the first modified water manifold here, with the intact coolant lobe. This is the '04-'06 LH2 RWD NorthStar throttle. The lower left bolt hole on the throttle needs to rotate just enough to clear the counterbore for the bolt that holds the plate to the manifold.

This is what I have:

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Stock 4.6 column?

Yeah, my heads are stock 4.6

Ordered custom wires from Magnecor today. They're working up a quote and will get back to me.
The lower row of coils goes to the front bank with 45 degree boots at the coil. The upper row of coils loops around and goes to the rear bank with 90 degree boots. Hope that doesn't blow too many minds over there.

I never even knew custom was an option, I always buy a universal kit where you can cut to length and add the coil connector you need.

You'd make your own bolts and cut paper gaskets out with scissors if you had the time.

oh come one!

universal sets cheap and are in stock at most autoparts suppliers and finishing takes less than an hour usually, easy peasy. Or you could custom order and just hope they bless you with wires and they are correct

You'd make your own bolts and cut paper gaskets out with scissors if you had the time.

I am surprised you didn't make your own wire. Twist the core, machine a mold, draw the core through and add a casing. Bam! Plug wire.

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Magnecor has the Northstar spark plug boots that seal to the valve covers. I had a set of their wires on the prior build when I still had the stock coil pack and they were fine. Since they have the right boots and shelf set of wires for the app... It should not be a heavy lift for them to install the LS coil terminals on the coil ends and adjust the lengths.

The forward bank wires get 45 degree boots at the coil end and the rear bank wires get 90 degree boots at the coil ends... I hope that doesn't blow any minds.