PLUG WIRES, WHAT SHOULD i GET
Originally Posted by manitu
After a good amount of research I decided on the MSD' racing wires.
The reason mostly is because of the optional MSD full package. Wires ,coil,ignition etc.
personaly i beleve running parts (electrical) that are made by the same manufactur is a smart way to keep consisticy in aftermarket products.
they are made to work together more efectivly.
The reason mostly is because of the optional MSD full package. Wires ,coil,ignition etc.
personaly i beleve running parts (electrical) that are made by the same manufactur is a smart way to keep consisticy in aftermarket products.
they are made to work together more efectivly.
I get MSD products, you can always check with me first for a better price. And I do carry NGK Plugs, just have to package them in a set and put them on the ADTR Bonneville Store. I am going to be adding more products soon.
I just changed my PCV valve. No parts place had the o ring so I reused it, it was not bad. Anyone ever reuse the o-ring? One mechanic said to get a new one, but they didn't have it so I just changed it anyway.
Anyway, I'm hoping when I change my plugs and wires I'll get better mileage. After my new O2 sensor I improved about 2mpg. I'm probably going to order Taylor wires from Hector. I read somewhere that I have to put some kind of gel on the ends. Is this true or should I just change them as normal? I'm changing my fuel filter tomorrow and hope to see more improvement.
Anyway, I'm hoping when I change my plugs and wires I'll get better mileage. After my new O2 sensor I improved about 2mpg. I'm probably going to order Taylor wires from Hector. I read somewhere that I have to put some kind of gel on the ends. Is this true or should I just change them as normal? I'm changing my fuel filter tomorrow and hope to see more improvement.
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