henry172

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Are any of you guys running these wires; If so how are they? I am going to be buying new wires soon, I want to be sure I buy some that can hold up to a lot of heat.http://www.summitracing.com/parts/TAY-79204/?rtype=10

robsquikz28

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I have them and love them

jaycenk

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Those things are redunkuless. I didn't even know anyone made anything over an 8.5.

Marc3.4V6

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sounds overkill to me, but if they are better in heat and for that price...I wonder.

03impala9c1

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10.3 10.4 and 10.5's seem to be the big new thing in the aftermarket world. theres a set on ebay i saw 10.5's for lt1's i was actually going to give a shot simply because there only 40 bucks shipped new, if they dont stand up, 40 bucks isnt a big deal, hell autozone cheapo's arent much cheaper.

RamAir95TA

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Anything bigger than 9mm is an absolute waste. You're only paying for thicker insulation, the core is the same. The thicker wires are a pain in the *** to route and handle.

JMHO of course. I've been using the MSD 8.5mms and love them.

killagt

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peoples will shock when u pop the hood ^^

96formulabird

i had them on my car and there are way over kill. stock wires are good for bolt ons. not worth they money the cost. i hated them and they didnt work to well after i got headers. just my $.02

myltwon

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what joe said

SRZ

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I have a set Thundervoldt 10.4's w/ a little less than 1K miles on for sale. Perfect condition, only selling as I'm switching to a COP setup. Had no issues w/ routing either, just as easy w/ 8.5mm wires etc. 75.00 shipped.
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/TAY-98026/