Time for new plug wires...any recommendations??
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From: Martin Mi
I used the taylor over the valvecover kit, for just over 100 dollars came with wires (cut to fit) sepreators, and pliers. way easier and slicker than under the manifold stock style. less burned wires if ya route em right. p.s. a little hint..........the pass side wires have to run between the block and the acessory drive mount on the front of the motor. Tight squeeze, close, but they will clear the belt with the right amount of zip ties in the right places. Hope this helps, prorac1
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Originally posted by Prorac1
I used the taylor over the valvecover kit, for just over 100 dollars came with wires (cut to fit) sepreators, and pliers. way easier and slicker than under the manifold stock style. less burned wires if ya route em right. p.s. a little hint..........the pass side wires have to run between the block and the acessory drive mount on the front of the motor. Tight squeeze, close, but they will clear the belt with the right amount of zip ties in the right places. Hope this helps, prorac1
I used the taylor over the valvecover kit, for just over 100 dollars came with wires (cut to fit) sepreators, and pliers. way easier and slicker than under the manifold stock style. less burned wires if ya route em right. p.s. a little hint..........the pass side wires have to run between the block and the acessory drive mount on the front of the motor. Tight squeeze, close, but they will clear the belt with the right amount of zip ties in the right places. Hope this helps, prorac1
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I have headers with regular routing. Just zip-tie them away from the headers and you'll be fine. I have MSD 8.5mm ones and they've been fine for me for about a year now. Even pulled off a header yesterday and there was no burned ones at all.
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I'm running extra-long Vitek wires over the valve covers. I have headers and already burned up a set of Accel 9000 wires. They are insulated to 1100 deg, and have high-temperature boots. Here's the web site:
www.vitekwires.com
regards,
Dave
www.vitekwires.com
regards,
Dave
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james..
Do yourself a favor.. get the taylor kit from thunder racing.. they are right there in LA... the whole kit is like 100 bucks and comes with everything... AND get rid of those boat anchors aka exhaust manifolds.. lol
Do yourself a favor.. get the taylor kit from thunder racing.. they are right there in LA... the whole kit is like 100 bucks and comes with everything... AND get rid of those boat anchors aka exhaust manifolds.. lol
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http://www.thunderracing.com/index.c...ategoryid=1087
part number: WIREPKG its $99.99
then go to this page...
http://www.thunderracing.com/index.c...yid=1052#T1297
and order part number: 66-2231
part number: WIREPKG its $99.99
then go to this page...
http://www.thunderracing.com/index.c...yid=1052#T1297
and order part number: 66-2231
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Originally posted by SVT Killer LV
james..
Do yourself a favor.. get the taylor kit from thunder racing.. they are right there in LA... the whole kit is like 100 bucks and comes with everything... AND get rid of those boat anchors aka exhaust manifolds.. lol
james..
Do yourself a favor.. get the taylor kit from thunder racing.. they are right there in LA... the whole kit is like 100 bucks and comes with everything... AND get rid of those boat anchors aka exhaust manifolds.. lol
and I'll get rid of the boat anchors if you wanna pay for them..
its Moser 9" first...then LT's!!!
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