Taylor wires
06-19-2004, 03:51 AM
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Originally Posted by 2000SilverBullet
I definitely agree with Taylor.
In the looks department the Taylor wires look good....no bias there with the name eh Taylor.
....but that'* all they did for me. Look good but no noticeable performance gain.
In the looks department the Taylor wires look good....no bias there with the name eh Taylor.
....but that'* all they did for me. Look good but no noticeable performance gain.
My name and all for those who haven't picked up on my screen name.The nice thing about the PRJ wires are that a like that they use the MSD boots with the embossing MSD on them and they wires say "TAYLOR spiro 409 Pro-Race wire" on them and they're way fatter than most other aftermarketwires. Very nice. IF your getting new wires that a thicker and do nothing other than looks sweet and insure a good spark is going through, why not get the fatest wires out there.
I know that they didn't add any performance really, so what?
I've got plexiglass and mirrors in my trunk and the don't serve a purpose either.
All SHOW baby, got some GO too.
06-28-2004, 07:14 PM
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I was going to buy some MSD or Taylor...but the MSD that I bought the Headers melted them *doh* I guess I will need to buy the little protectors for them...$49 I think...do those work good?.....anyone else have their wires melted?
06-29-2004, 02:33 AM
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I was going to buy some MSD or Taylor...but the MSD that I bought the Headers melted them *doh* I guess I will need to buy the little protectors for them...$49 I think...do those work good?.....anyone else have their wires melted?
No problems with my Taylor 1200 F boot protectors.
The header flat finish ceramic coating radiates far less than the stock manifold. I have measured a 250 F drop in temp over stock surface temp.
06-29-2004, 05:06 PM
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Got me thinking about it with my new TOG'*, just to be safe, think I'll order up some boot protectors for my 10.4 wires. Help hide the ugly bright orange rubber boots
07-02-2004, 07:15 PM
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I have yellow Taylors. My middle rear boot has a problem where the metal contact is not actually connected to the boot anymore. Is this a problem? If so can I fix myself or do I send them back? Also do they make boot protectors for that wire type or do I even need them? :?
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