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plug wires
I run Taylor Thundervolts. They are the most expensive wire pretty much, around $60 bucks or more I think. They have such low resistance, its rediculous. So low in fact, I think I can probably pick them up on the AM radio. I haven't tried it yet though. I forgot what the actual number was when I tested them.
They are the best quality wire IMO. I run long tubes, and up until recently, ran without the heat protectors. There wasn't a hint of any damage on any of the wires, and they were probably on there for a good 15k miles. I got the boots for free though, so I figured why not throw them on.
They are the best quality wire IMO. I run long tubes, and up until recently, ran without the heat protectors. There wasn't a hint of any damage on any of the wires, and they were probably on there for a good 15k miles. I got the boots for free though, so I figured why not throw them on.
Originally Posted by purple98haz28
well my stockers have 94 k on them so do i need to replace them with the plugs ore should they be fine... if i ohm them out what should resistance be
Replace them. Include the Magnecore website as part of your plug wire research. You will find some interesting information there. Good-luck.
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