Best Spark Plug Wires under $40
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From: Westerville, Ohio 2000 Black SSEi

Beldin is the way to go. They are 7mm however the lifetime warranty means you get a new wire anywhere on the planet if you need it. Wires get brittle over time and if you change your plugs every 100k you are bound to break a stocker (or other wire for that matter). I run them on my car without issue.
Originally Posted by Rogue
Beldin is the way to go. They are 7mm however the lifetime warranty means you get a new wire anywhere on the planet if you need it. Wires get brittle over time and if you change your plugs every 100k you are bound to break a stocker (or other wire for that matter). I run them on my car without issue.
Thanks.
Stupid question: so these are only available at NAPA? I'm not sure of a NAPA around me.
Originally Posted by bonnie94ssei
Stupid question: so these are only available at NAPA? I'm not sure of a NAPA around me.
2000 SSEi, belden wires
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From: Twin Falls, Idaho

Originally Posted by harofreak00
what do they say on the actual wires? mine say and FEEL like 7mm wires
8mm. dont make me go take a pic becuase I just woke up 3 minutes ago
Guys.... 8mm is the size for certain applications, 7mm for others. The Belden wires for my '97 were supposed to be 7mm, so I asked for a few different sets from different years of Bonneville until I found the ones that were 8mm. IIRC, 1995 and earlier SSEi models are listed as 8mm in Napa'* computer, though '96 and newer is only 7mm.
You're both right. Andrew'* wires are 7mm, and Hans has 8mm on his '93. Call Napa and verify if you want to make sure
You're both right. Andrew'* wires are 7mm, and Hans has 8mm on his '93. Call Napa and verify if you want to make sure





