How do I know what the resistance is of my plug wires?
07-31-02, 08:45 AM
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How do I know what the resistance is of my plug wires?
I am getting new spark plug wires today and I want some with low resistance but nowhere on the box does it say what the resistance is. How do I find this out?
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07-31-02, 09:16 AM
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Read the tech info about automotive ignition on Magnecor's site. It's worthwhile reading, and will help you make an informed decision.
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can't go wrong with NGK stock plug wires... don't get accels they aren't that great in my opinion... racing beat ones are sweet... they have lifetime warrentee too
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Originally posted by dre_2ooo
Just go with stock NGK wires. They're like 7mm are not the shitty-asssed spiral core design.
Just go with stock NGK wires. They're like 7mm are not the shitty-asssed spiral core design.
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poking fun. 
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Originally posted by dre_2ooo
Just go with stock NGK wires. They're like 7mm are not the shitty-asssed spiral core design.
Just go with stock NGK wires. They're like 7mm are not the shitty-asssed spiral core design.
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