Silver2000WS-6

iTrader: (1)

Hey guys my car needs some new plug and wires. It has msd box, msd coil, and msd wires on it now, do ya'll think I need to go back with these type wires or change. What plugs have ya'll had good success out of on n/a cars? What size wires, 8.5? Thanks for any replies

BlackScreaminMachine

iTrader: (17)

I had great luck with Taylors and NGK TR-55's gapped to stock, no issues, thats on a basic bolt on car, but with yours I'd almost consider TR-6's when you near the 400rwhp mark, its a consideration.

Silver2000WS-6

iTrader: (1)

Thanks, do you know any specific place to buy from at a good deal?

BlackScreaminMachine

iTrader: (17)

Its not the best prices, but I always went to Thunder Racing, easy to search and shop website. Actually most auto parts stores keep NGK's and cost about the same as websites. I would get the plug wires from one of the sponsor, I have used http://www.thunderracing.com

Silver2000WS-6

iTrader: (1)

Thanks a lot

cruzin94

iTrader: (2)

i bought msd and they are great i bought them at my local advance atuo store for $102.00 and i just recently burn a wire up (my fault i should of got the protective sleve) and i called up msd and they are send me one out for free so they are great to deal with i would recomend them

BlackScreaminMachine

iTrader: (17)

Ive used both MSD and Taylors, with the plug boot and headers (jet hot LT's and Pace Setter Shorties), the MSD tend to melt the boot, the # 5 and #6 wires needed to be routed uniquely. Id take a longer wire, have it from the boot, faceing the firewall, then have it from the boot got 2-3 inches, then come back and under the spark plug and boot and zip tied to keep it away from primaries, I also took a lil elec tape that kept the wire loop tight.

It was the only way I could do it with wires going down and around the motor.I hate over the valve cover setups so I went this route.

Silver2000WS-6

iTrader: (1)

How about this wire and loom package at the bottom of this web page, the one with blue wires on the right?

How come you don't like over the top setups?

http://www.thunderracing.com/catalog...vid=4&pcid=104

BlackScreaminMachine

iTrader: (17)

looks easy in the pic but you have an accessory bracket on the passanger side which is the ultimate PITA< the Belt tensioner is a VERY right area. The driver side isnt as bad since there isnt too much in the way.

ele-blue95

iTrader: (10)

I second the Taylors and NGK TR55s, I have used them years now. I have the NGK TR6s now with my cam

Silver2000WS-6

iTrader: (1)

Any more inputs

James Montigny

iTrader: (13)

Same here OTVC Taylors and NGKs from Tunderracing.
They work awesome.
I also put heat sleeves around the base of the wires to protect them from my LTs.
I got those at a local parts store for $20