Best spark plugs are???
What is the best spark plugs wires to use on an FD? I've tried to do a search, however, I didn't find any information that was helpful. I've been reading up on Magnecor 10mm wires, which sounds pretty good, what do you guys think is the best wires out there?
Last edited by CYM GIRL; Mar 21, 2002 at 09:17 PM.
For the street car just use the stock NGK's. L=BUR7EQ, T=BUR9EQ. If you are modded, a lot of folks just use the 9's on all 4 because they are cooler. I use all 9's, and I'm putting down 400+ rwhp...
fast 13b got it exactly right.....
personally i run the taylor spiro pro wires, i had stock msd and these and i love them..fitment is perfect and they have the third least resiatance of all ires out there
msd has lowest, but fitment for me suxed
acel is 2nd but i didnt find out till after i bought spiro pros
and spiro pros are like 30 bux shiped from summit
personally i run the taylor spiro pro wires, i had stock msd and these and i love them..fitment is perfect and they have the third least resiatance of all ires out there
msd has lowest, but fitment for me suxed
acel is 2nd but i didnt find out till after i bought spiro pros
and spiro pros are like 30 bux shiped from summit
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Taylors are excellent, great wires with excellent end connectors. The Magnacores are excellent as well and they have the advantage of lasting indefinitely minus any corrosion at the connections.
My experience with the Taylor Spiro-pro wires ... eliminated ignition break-up at high rpms and improved overall driveability over stock wires, best $35 I ever spent on my car. Unlike the Magnacores, Taylors will need to be replaced from time to time as their performance falls off.
My experience with the Taylor Spiro-pro wires ... eliminated ignition break-up at high rpms and improved overall driveability over stock wires, best $35 I ever spent on my car. Unlike the Magnacores, Taylors will need to be replaced from time to time as their performance falls off.
Plugs, Splitfires.
Wires. I run Taylor and Jacob's myself. Both are great. May try some of those expensive Vitech or what ever or some nice Racing Beat ones next time though, just to give them a try.
Wires. I run Taylor and Jacob's myself. Both are great. May try some of those expensive Vitech or what ever or some nice Racing Beat ones next time though, just to give them a try.
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1. Taylor Pro (come in yellow)
2. Racing Beat Street (red)
3. Vitek (come in yellow)
I use the Vitek and they rule! They barely even get warm, the sleaving is great.
http://www.vitekwires.com/product/wires.asp
btw: HKS Iridium spark plugs
http://www.rx7store.net/ignition1.htm
2. Racing Beat Street (red)
3. Vitek (come in yellow)
I use the Vitek and they rule! They barely even get warm, the sleaving is great.
http://www.vitekwires.com/product/wires.asp
btw: HKS Iridium spark plugs
http://www.rx7store.net/ignition1.htm
I was going to say taylor but apearently they must suck meaning my car is not running as good as the guy that has tried every wire on the planet.
O-well i buy the v/8 set and then i have two sets cheap. [they are the you build set]
O-well i buy the v/8 set and then i have two sets cheap. [they are the you build set]
ahahahah too funny how are the taylor's though?
I've always just ran the NGK stock wires. I upgraded last summer to the magnecor race wires. I noticed no difference at all and I definitely didn't see any gains at the track. Not worth the money, imo.
I agree with zinx if the wires and plugs are in good shape almost all makes will work well.
I relocated my coils a short distance and thats why i went with the taylor cut to fit wires> and the v8 set gave me twice the wires for not much more money.
I would say clean, non pinched, non nicked, and proper booted wires will work about the same.
I relocated my coils a short distance and thats why i went with the taylor cut to fit wires> and the v8 set gave me twice the wires for not much more money.
I would say clean, non pinched, non nicked, and proper booted wires will work about the same.
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Oops, I really wanted to know about the spark plug wires, not the spark plugs.

