90 deg or staight or ??? plug wires??
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90 deg or staight or ??? plug wires??
Kevin you have the L98 plug angles. What kind of plug boot do you run?
I found that a combo usually works best but nothing is sold that way unless you get the pre cut sets. I don't want to do that again. I'd rather have the opportunity to run the wires where I want.
Poll: What kind of wires do you guys like?
I currently run the GMHP wires little w/bowties on them. I'm looking at replacing them.
I found that a combo usually works best but nothing is sold that way unless you get the pre cut sets. I don't want to do that again. I'd rather have the opportunity to run the wires where I want.
Poll: What kind of wires do you guys like?
I currently run the GMHP wires little w/bowties on them. I'm looking at replacing them.
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I have Mallory pro sidewinders on my car now, before them, I had MSD 8.5mm wires. I would recommend either. I routed mine under the headers, you can see them Saturday if I can make it down. I used 90 degree boots with both sets.
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Car: 1990 Pontiac Trans Am
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Every car my dad has worked on that has MSD wires on it, he would get shocked when he touched the distributor. Also, they have a horrible resistance value per foot.
You need to get all 90º boots to work with headers.
You need to get all 90º boots to work with headers.
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