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Old 03-20-2005, 01:28 PM
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I am about to do headers and want to buy the taylor made for you wire loom kit. Anybody have any thing to say about the kit? and should i go with the side mount or the flat mount kind?
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taylor kit is great, get the top mount, not the side mount.

i got mine from www.thunderracing.com------------------------->
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Yes I also have the top mount, great kit.
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I also have it.

Here are pics of the plug wire and header install

http://www.home.earthlink.net/~xmx/id10.html

Here is a pic of it all done

http://home.earthlink.net/~firebirdf...ictures/19.jpg

Just remember that the left side of the Opti is timed different than the right. I couldnt really see the left side so i just went by the right side and crossed the two middle plug wires.
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Thanks for the pics Shawn, I noticed you got rid of your AIR, i plan on keeping mine, is that going to get in the way at all?
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No it shouldnt get in the way at all. I have a friend who has pics of his car with this kit with the AIR in place. i'll try to find the link.
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ya thanks a lot man
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Pics with AIR

http://www.geocities.com/transamdude18/random.html

Some more pics of another friends car

http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/camaro...db4c/my_photos

Elitesparkplugs.com now makes a kit that doesnt have to be cut or crimped. I would go with them if i were you although i didnt have any trouble making my own.

They are actually cheaper than Taylors and vailable in 9mm.

http://elitesparkplugs.com/LT1sparkplugwires.html
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I like my otvc wire set up. No more burning and looks nice. If you get the universal wires, my best tip is use lots of silicone spray to get those opti boots on!
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I used their dialectric grease and it worked fine. You just need to be sure you lube them up good.
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thanks for the tips guys i appreciate it, ill be making my order tomorrow



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