andy-lswon

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After some research and posting my own thread, I decided to go with the granatelli plug wires. Where's the best cheapest place to get them at? My cars a 98z a4

andy-lswon

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And also why is part # 28-1545HT for 184.99 so much more than part # 28-1545-S for 135.99? These are both the granatelli wires on ws6 stores website. What's the difference and which are most people using?

Darkman

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The 28-1545HTs are high temperature and are jacketed, as for protection from headers. The Jegs website shows both with pictures if you want to see the difference.

andy-lswon

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So are the wires themselves the same wires then

Darkman

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I believe so.

andy-lswon

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Ok thanks. I have headers so should I get the more expensive ones

Darkman

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That may be the cheaper option in the long run - you don't want buy them twice.

andy-lswon

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That is true lol sux spending that much just on wires but they seem to be the best you can get

themealonwheels

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Cheapest? From me! I'm on my mobile, but pm me, I have a set with about 3 miles on them...

sjsingle1

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i have the non high temp wires.......works fine for me

andy-lswon

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Pm sent. I had oem wires on my old car with headers and never had a problem with them burning up

thunderstruck507

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You can also get kevlar sleeves from local parts stores in the performance section which cover the wires and protect any which may touch headers. This will be cheaper since you only have to buy for the ones with poor clearance.

Also the shields eventually burn through, so it gives you the ability to rotate them so a new section is touching.

LilJayV10

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Contact them directly. They were giving discounts to LS1tech members but that's been a while back. That's how I ended getting mine. I got the high temp versions w/ the sleeves.