Is taylor 8mm wires good?
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Is taylor 8mm wires good?
Hey I just brought a set 8mm Taylor wires for my 80 Rx7, I need to know if any of u r using that wire on your Rx7 and is it better than the oem ngk? Thanks, khris
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Thats what Im running on my car.. No problems here...
I got several V8 friends running them, a 4x4 chevy with a 502 , putting down about 550 ft pounds of torque. A friend with a s-10 built to the hilt with about anything you can imagine, and another friend with a chevette (big block under hood, I **** you not-tubbed and all, tube chassis etc) and they all were running them, so I said why the hell not
I got several V8 friends running them, a 4x4 chevy with a 502 , putting down about 550 ft pounds of torque. A friend with a s-10 built to the hilt with about anything you can imagine, and another friend with a chevette (big block under hood, I **** you not-tubbed and all, tube chassis etc) and they all were running them, so I said why the hell not
FUnless you're making something like 500hp...every brand of plug wires will perform the same. Its really just making sure they are functioning correctly(not old and brittle), if they are, you're set.
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How much are they and where can you get them? Local autoparts store, summit racing, ect...?
-Error402
How much are they and where can you get them? Local autoparts store, summit racing, ect...?
-Error402
Taylor is actually in the Kansas City area, but I don't think they sell direct. Call KC Raceware (816) 257-7305. They'll set you up.
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Got mine from www.Summitracing.com , they were like 36 bucks , ask for the 4 cylinder kit. They will ask you if you want 90 degree or 180 degree bends abd the color
Get a crimping tool for doing spark plugs wires and your all set.
Get a crimping tool for doing spark plugs wires and your all set.
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