plug wires on side/top of valve cover?
Thats a nice kit but a PITA to get the boots on. I used MSD cut to fit on mine this time and the opti end is already on then you install the plug end. Comes with a crimping tool for the vice. Got some multi fit Moroso holders and it worked out great.
MSD #32129
Moroso holders #72143 (had to modify)
Got them local for $140 CDN
MSD #32129
Moroso holders #72143 (had to modify)
Got them local for $140 CDN
The Thunder kit is nice. I don't know how it's "easier" to get the 90* boots on instead of the straight opti boots, but ok. I didn't think it was hard at all. There's a thread that includes the lenghts of the wires on here.
I don't think you can use just the wire holders without longer wires, if that's what you're wanting to do. Try zip ties if you want to keep the stock routing.
I don't think you can use just the wire holders without longer wires, if that's what you're wanting to do. Try zip ties if you want to keep the stock routing.
The Thunder kit is nice. I don't know how it's "easier" to get the 90* boots on instead of the straight opti boots, but ok. I didn't think it was hard at all. There's a thread that includes the lenghts of the wires on here.
I don't think you can use just the wire holders without longer wires, if that's what you're wanting to do. Try zip ties if you want to keep the stock routing.
I don't think you can use just the wire holders without longer wires, if that's what you're wanting to do. Try zip ties if you want to keep the stock routing.
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