spark plug wires??
04-09-2009, 06:49 PM
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spark plug wires?? Looking for a new set of spark plug wires. What do you sugg. ? I was thinking taylor or msd....but found a diffierent brand on ebay that look interesting. Any thoughts would be appreciated.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/RED-S...1%7C240%3A1318
They also have these in a 10.2mm as well.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/RED-S...1%7C240%3A1318
They also have these in a 10.2mm as well.
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Taylor wires have a history of falling apart. I offer the best deal on the planet 
http://estore.websitepros.com/2120533/Detail.bok?no=2
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04-10-2009, 10:38 AM
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As far as performance gains MSD wires will help if your current wires have degradation to them. The MSD also feature a multi angle plug boot and hi temp silicone. Regular plug wires do not have the same features. GM wires burn up when headers are installed due to the boot touching the header. The MSD boot is bendable so you can direct it away from the header.
My wires are guaranteed for life as well vs defects. I've dissected many a wire before I decided to sell strictly MSD and I do so for the quality of the components used by MSD. Some factory wires can fall apart, this is why my wires are built by me and guaranteed by me. Put on top of the the fact I offer the best deal on the planet for MSD and NGK and its a win win situation for the consumer.
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Thanks everyone I really appreciate the input. Im going to give the msd's a try since i have longtubes on the car and the 7mm cheapys dont seem to like them.
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Taylor wires have a history of falling apart. I offer the best deal on the planet
http://estore.websitepros.com/2120533/Detail.bok?no=2
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A lot of people like the NGK's as they are inexpensive and work well but it isn't the only plug you can use.
As far as performance gains MSD wires will help if your current wires have degradation to them. The MSD also feature a multi angle plug boot and hi temp silicone. Regular plug wires do not have the same features. GM wires burn up when headers are installed due to the boot touching the header. The MSD boot is bendable so you can direct it away from the header.
My wires are guaranteed for life as well vs defects. I've dissected many a wire before I decided to sell strictly MSD and I do so for the quality of the components used by MSD. Some factory wires can fall apart, this is why my wires are built by me and guaranteed by me. Put on top of the the fact I offer the best deal on the planet for MSD and NGK and its a win win situation for the consumer.
As far as performance gains MSD wires will help if your current wires have degradation to them. The MSD also feature a multi angle plug boot and hi temp silicone. Regular plug wires do not have the same features. GM wires burn up when headers are installed due to the boot touching the header. The MSD boot is bendable so you can direct it away from the header.
My wires are guaranteed for life as well vs defects. I've dissected many a wire before I decided to sell strictly MSD and I do so for the quality of the components used by MSD. Some factory wires can fall apart, this is why my wires are built by me and guaranteed by me. Put on top of the the fact I offer the best deal on the planet for MSD and NGK and its a win win situation for the consumer.
04-20-2009, 08:35 PM
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A lot of people like the NGK's as they are inexpensive and work well but it isn't the only plug you can use.
As far as performance gains MSD wires will help if your current wires have degradation to them. The MSD also feature a multi angle plug boot and hi temp silicone. Regular plug wires do not have the same features. GM wires burn up when headers are installed due to the boot touching the header. The MSD boot is bendable so you can direct it away from the header.
My wires are guaranteed for life as well vs defects. I've dissected many a wire before I decided to sell strictly MSD and I do so for the quality of the components used by MSD. Some factory wires can fall apart, this is why my wires are built by me and guaranteed by me. Put on top of the the fact I offer the best deal on the planet for MSD and NGK and its a win win situation for the consumer.
As far as performance gains MSD wires will help if your current wires have degradation to them. The MSD also feature a multi angle plug boot and hi temp silicone. Regular plug wires do not have the same features. GM wires burn up when headers are installed due to the boot touching the header. The MSD boot is bendable so you can direct it away from the header.
My wires are guaranteed for life as well vs defects. I've dissected many a wire before I decided to sell strictly MSD and I do so for the quality of the components used by MSD. Some factory wires can fall apart, this is why my wires are built by me and guaranteed by me. Put on top of the the fact I offer the best deal on the planet for MSD and NGK and its a win win situation for the consumer.
you have to install them a couple of times. even squeezing the ends of them back a lil, you still have to install the wire twice to make sure you can feel it "clip on"
its aggrevating when you are in a hurry to get back to staging.
i was thinking of going taylors, but they are junk too.
prolly buy another msd set, opinion?
04-20-2009, 09:00 PM
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I'm running Granatelli wires and I've been very happy with them.
They are high quality high performance wires, and are designed to have close to zero ohms of resistance. Less resistance means less voltage drop accross the wire, and therefore a stronger spark.
They are high quality high performance wires, and are designed to have close to zero ohms of resistance. Less resistance means less voltage drop accross the wire, and therefore a stronger spark.
04-20-2009, 11:29 PM
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after NUMOROUS plug readings/changes, im not happy with them anymore.
you have to install them a couple of times. even squeezing the ends of them back a lil, you still have to install the wire twice to make sure you can feel it "clip on"
its aggrevating when you are in a hurry to get back to staging.
i was thinking of going taylors, but they are junk too.
prolly buy another msd set, opinion?
you have to install them a couple of times. even squeezing the ends of them back a lil, you still have to install the wire twice to make sure you can feel it "clip on"
its aggrevating when you are in a hurry to get back to staging.
i was thinking of going taylors, but they are junk too.
prolly buy another msd set, opinion?
04-20-2009, 11:35 PM
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I have MSD wires and E3 plugs. Seemed to make the acceleration smoother, but expensive, and the difference could've been it was all the same stuff from the factory at 70,000 miles. Dunno......either way.