Which Plug Wires?
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Which Plug Wires?
I'm getting to the point that I need to start getting the smaller things for my build up and next on my list is plug wires. What are some good ones, the ones to stay away from, and your experiences with different brands.
I was thinking some Moroso wires or some taylor 10.4s, but I'm not sure that I need something like that. I have usually used MSD 8.5s and had good luck with them but I'm just looking at my options.
Eventually I will be adding a delteq setup, but that probably won't be until the winter.
Let me know
I was thinking some Moroso wires or some taylor 10.4s, but I'm not sure that I need something like that. I have usually used MSD 8.5s and had good luck with them but I'm just looking at my options.
Eventually I will be adding a delteq setup, but that probably won't be until the winter.
Let me know
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Especially if you get the long tube headers, then you will most likely want to ditch the stock wire routing setup and go with an over the valve cover setup instead.
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Wow, didn't realize Delcos have gotten that high in cost. I also used the Taylor Spiro Pros before switcing over to my OTVC setup and they were very good wires and they ran around 45-50 bucks. Can't beat that.
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No problem, OTVC meens that the plug wires are routed over the valve cover and then down to the plug rather than the stock under the header routing. OTVC keeps the wires out of the way more so the wires don't get burned up by the headers.
OTVC setup...
And if your car is stock you can go out and look to see how the wires are routed.
Hope that helps
OTVC setup...
And if your car is stock you can go out and look to see how the wires are routed.
Hope that helps
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How hard is it to cut and put the ends on with the crimping tool? I did a set on my brothers S10, but I didn't have a tool and it sucked and I said that I would never do it again.
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They are still tricky. It might help to put the boots in some hot water to aid in slipping over the wire.