On that note, here'* what to look for:
Ignition Wires
1-15 in. .................................................. ... 3000/10,000 Ohms
15-25 in. .................................................. .. 4000/15,000 Ohms
25-35 in. .................................................. .. 6000/20,000 Ohms
OVER 35 in. .................................................. 8000/25,000 Ohms

Well, took my wife'* '00 in for an oil leak (valve cover) to be replaced under warranty. While they were working on it they took off the wires and said 2 of them were so corroded they broke coming off the coils. Her car has 44K Miles on it. I just ordered a set of taylors and NGX plugs for my '00 but now im thinking i may have to put them on her car. May have to order another set....

Talk to TY at Domestic Performance....EXCELLENT SERVICE from TY....

Good tip...I have an appointment for next Wednesday to get my tie rod replaced, and I'm going to call ahead and have them order the stuff for the recall, and while I'm at it I'll have them check the wires and plugs.
On a side note, I love this forum...everyone is always looking out for everyone else. (there should be a hug emoticon, but this'll do... ).

Just got Kendra'* car back today and the dealer said that recall doesnt pertain to the '00 only 02'*. So they didnt do anything to it. FYI.

Thanks again...I thought I had read that it was '00 up...my mistake.

You might check just to be sure...This was my first time to this dealer and I'm not sure how much I trust them yet...

The stock wires work fine until over 100,000 miles if you never touch them. But the earlier you remove them, the easier it will be. Usually when you remove them at least one of the wires will break. If you ever plan on changing your spark plugs, change the wires along with them, because you may as well while you have them off.

If your wires aren't worn out, they work fine, new ones aren't going to perform better. There have been tests done, even by spark plug wire companies, that show that there is no difference between the power a 7mm wire makes and the power a 10mm wire makes. As long as the wire is in good enough shape to carry the "spark" you aren't going to get any performance gain from new wires. But they do look cool, and it makes it easier to change because they usually don't break as easily as the stock ones. But if you install a nitrous kit replace your wires just to make sure they are all working properly, and are giving ample spark, just as a safety precaution.

Im ordering my Taylor Wires from PFYC.com, and am using the grand prix wires....$49.99

Only red and blue, but they fit and are as good price as anywhere... Also geting an o2 from GMPD hopefully before the tank is empty!