what might i need???
today im am ordering a new set of taylor plug wires for the car ....and i would like to know if there is anything that you guys might recomend me ordering at the same time to go along with them...keep in mind everything is still stock so there is alot of room for improvments
Order a large (at least kitchen sized) garbage bag for the Taylor wires. You'll need it in about 30 days.
Or return them and buy something more reliable. Taylor wires habitually come bad in the box, or fail prematurely.
Here'* a pile I had from ONE car. 2 of the sets were warranty replacements, and failed also:
Or return them and buy something more reliable. Taylor wires habitually come bad in the box, or fail prematurely.
Here'* a pile I had from ONE car. 2 of the sets were warranty replacements, and failed also:
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Originally Posted by willwren
Order a large (at least kitchen sized) garbage bag for the Taylor wires. You'll need it in about 30 days.
Or return them and buy something more reliable. Taylor wires habitually come bad in the box, or fail prematurely.
Here'* a pile I had from ONE car. 2 of the sets were warranty replacements, and failed also:

Or return them and buy something more reliable. Taylor wires habitually come bad in the box, or fail prematurely.
Here'* a pile I had from ONE car. 2 of the sets were warranty replacements, and failed also:

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We had at one point more than a dozen members with bad sets, some with more than one.
I'm only aware of one car remaining on the forum with Taylor'*. Nobody has bought any in a year, and we don't care to.
I have Belden Premiums on both my Bonnevilles now. So far, so good. Many prefer them, they're not bad in price at NAPA.
I'm only aware of one car remaining on the forum with Taylor'*. Nobody has bought any in a year, and we don't care to.
I have Belden Premiums on both my Bonnevilles now. So far, so good. Many prefer them, they're not bad in price at NAPA.
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Yes those are good quality... I have seen many people use the Napa Beldin wires and have seen no issues from any of them...
One set of my Professional series wires was actually manufactured by DelPhi
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Originally Posted by willwren
Order a large (at least kitchen sized) garbage bag.....
Originally Posted by Echo SSEI
Originally Posted by willwren
Order a large (at least kitchen sized) garbage bag.....
I put the Autolite pro'* on one car and Delco'* on the other. Both are running great and no problems. The Delcos were $3 more than the Auto Pro'*. Neither are 8mm wires and fit nicely into the stock wire holders.
I'll third that, my taylors did not last a year :(
MSD from PFYC is about the same price and 10 times the wires. The Belden premiums are a good choice also and come with a lifetime gaurantee but only in blue :?
MSD from PFYC is about the same price and 10 times the wires. The Belden premiums are a good choice also and come with a lifetime gaurantee but only in blue :?
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Originally Posted by BillBoost37
Originally Posted by Echo SSEI
Originally Posted by willwren
Order a large (at least kitchen sized) garbage bag.....
I deserve it 




