burn plug wires
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From: Houston
put an ehaust sheath from Taylor on it, should help. just make sure none are touching the headers, if they are, zip tie it away from the header. if you put a sheath on the wire and its still touching the header, the heat will transfer through the sheath and the wire will still burn. Its VERY important that the wire isnt touching the ehaust at any point.
Originally Posted by Bandit 1
wire looms on the valve covers, drop the wires in from above. i did that with the back 2 wires 5,7 and 6,8.
ditto....i did that on my old LT1 after burning wires.
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