frey51

I am ordering my tr6 plugs tonight, and I figured since I have the ability to buy them now...I should get some new wires. But I am not sure what ones to get. I am thinking about the MSD 8.5 SuperConductor, but would like some input. I am pretty sure that I may break a stock wire or two, because they are on the stock plugs at 53K. What would you choose to go with some tr6's?

Thanks Fry

BTW, I am getting this stuff tonight, so quick repsonses would be nice, but not necessary

ddelallata

iTrader: (2)

Taylors are good as well as the MSDs. The stockers are good enough to begin with,so you shouldn't have any problems puting them back in.

frey51

I'm just worried about breaking one, as I understand that is a good possibility. I dont want to break one and not be able to drive, as I need my car since its my current daily driver. I know that the stock wires are pretty good, but the aftermarket wires are a little more expensive than oem. I think I am going to go with msd.

Fry

silverZ98

iTrader: (6)

MSD's here and not a problem with them

2FAST4U

Taylors here and I buy new ones every time I change motor! Just b/c I have seen so many lsx with missfires! It is a must to use that white grease for electric contacts--super super important--.

Z28Venom

iTrader: (13)

MSD Superconductor 8.5s here... I also will be installing NGK TR6s this weekend.

Definitely use the dielectric grease. I didn't apply it once and the car misfired like mad..

frey51

I'm glad someone has recomended the dielectric grease. I have heard of people using this to get better connections, but never used it myself. Do I put it on both the plug and coil ends of the wires? or just one? And I can get that at pep boys or the like, correct?

Thanks
Fry

Redlinez

iTrader: (5)

I'm getting the Taylor Thundervolts. They snap on with authority and don't need heat sleeving for headers. Check out Thunder>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

Z28Venom

iTrader: (13)

Yes.. put it on the tip of the spark plug, and also on the spark plug connector for the coilpack.

KJ

iTrader: (1)

MSD wires would be the way to go!! We sell a large amount of these for the LS1 and I have yet to have to warranty any. Let me know if I can help you with a set!!

MARKSZ71

iTrader: (3)

gm no problem here

WILWAXU

iTrader: (6)

I've used MSD's and GMPP red replacements.

Both worked well. No issues with either.

GMPP's could be a hair longer.