stevieturbo

Some do, some dont...but does it really matter ?

If these low resistance wires were the best thing ever....almost no OEM wires are like that ? And they do tend to know what they're doing and after lots of testing.

So is low...medium...high better ? How much does it matter for various setups ?

I've just some cheap crap wires on my car after I changed to IGN1A's, think they're around 5k at the length I'm using.

I had Firecore's before with the 514 coils, and they were very low resistance. Cant say good or bad about either setup as both were faultless really.

rotary1307cc

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Go read on magnecore if you want to know the truth on ignition wires

Forcefed86

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http://www.magnecor.com/magnecor1/truth.htm


"the truth" Took me a minute to find it. Good to know, but $22 Autozone wires have been doing me right for years now at moderate power levels.

ddnspider

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I stopped reading when they started pimping their own stuff which discredits the article for me. Theres also several errors in their theory. I could start drawing pictures but nobody would believe me anyways so... I refuse to pull a king talon

Game ova

You mean you're not going to give us a dissertation on the origin of spark plugs, along with the molecular structure of the material used to construct them?

ddnspider

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bingo haha. I hate when people wax theoretical. I deal with EMI and lightning/surge events on a regular basis due to the industry I'm in, but a) nobody cares and b) I'm not dumb enough to start drawing pictures from my phone.