plug wires
Granatelli 8mm Steel Solid Core Cable - 0.1 ohms
Vengeance Racing - 40~80 Ohms per foot (from later in this thread)
MSD 8.5mm Super Conductor - 71.6 ohms
Accel 8.8 300+ Ferro-Spiral Race Wire - 166.1 ohms
Jacobs Electronics EnergyCore 8.5mm - 178.3 oms
Taylor Spiro Pro 8mm Silicone - 301 ohms
Mallory Pro Sidewinder 8mm Silicone Suppression Wire - 313 ohms
LS1 (6 inches) - 351 (702) ohms
Moroso Blue Max Spiral Core 8mm - 661 ohms
LS7 red (6 inches) - 777 (1554) ohms
Magnecor KV85 Competiton 2.5mm - 2053 ohms
The Granatelli wires come with a ferrite ring on them-presumably to control RFI. I have no RFI issues using them.
While Granatelli (and pretty much everybody else) claims HP gains with their wires, I wouldn't know it or have any proof. But I do know my car runs better with them compared to the stock wires. I'm running the LS1tech.com standard spark plugs, the NGK TR55.
As the MSD wires also have a pretty low resistance, I imagine they'd help an engine run "better" also.
Last edited by Paul Bell; Dec 13, 2015 at 11:37 PM.
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The thickness of the wires really has nothing to do with how they carry the spark. Thicker insulation will make it more durable and stronger.
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