Aftermarket Spark Plug Wires / What Type?
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Aftermarket Spark Plug Wires / What Type?
Well I don't know much about the core types or anything like that but I can say that I'd go look at summitracing.com cause I just got my catalog from them. They probably aren't the cheapest place to buy parts but they do have a good selection of spark plug wires so it'll point you in the right direction. Hope this helps.
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If you decide on Taylor's 8mm wires, DO NOT GET THE SET THAT THEY RECOOMEND AS AN EXACT FACTORY FIT REPLACEMENT! That set has 45 degree plug boots, making it extremely difficult to put on and take off of the plug heads. If you must have Taylors use their straight plug end design. Learned my lesson the hard way.
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You won't go wrong on the BLU OVAL BRAND
2nd choice- autolite
Route them to aviod heat. keep crossing to minimum because of crossfire
I found 40 yr ago that eletrical sensor's, wires,spk plug OEM CAN"T be beat Wires 100000 mi-not bad
caddy 53 chuck
2nd choice- autolite
Route them to aviod heat. keep crossing to minimum because of crossfire
I found 40 yr ago that eletrical sensor's, wires,spk plug OEM CAN"T be beat Wires 100000 mi-not bad
caddy 53 chuck
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