Spark Plug Wires
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From: King William, VA
Spark Plug Wires
I need to replace my spark plug wires and decided I was gonna get low resistant wires to maybe get a better spark and gas mileage. I was wandering what everyone else had and what they recommend. Is there a brand i should go with or what not?
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I'm just running the base autolite plug wires with bosch splitfires, they work ok, not bad at all, just not the high performance stuff that I want, but hey, strapped for cash, these are alright, lol, but once I get some money, and next tuneup i do, I will spend some money, bc my truck gets paid off this month, and i get a 600 rebate check in january, so oh yeah, get some good stuff for the ranger 
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I bought some of the double silicone plugs from Autozone after one of the connectors pulled out on me this weekend when I was swapping the plugs. They seem to be of good quality and even had dielectric grease pre-applied which should make them easier to remove later on.
Unless you're running a high power ignition, there's not much need in using the more expensive wires.
Bart
Unless you're running a high power ignition, there's not much need in using the more expensive wires.
Bart
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Thanks everyone...looks like most ppl perfer the motorcraft wires and I already bought the new motorcraft plugs since I heard that was the way to go with ne ford engine. Looks like this weekend im buying me new motorcraft wires.
Thanks Everyone
Thanks Everyone
