Plug wires
10-15-2004, 10:37 AM
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Plug wires-NGK blues any good?
I am looking to get some MSD 8.5 SC wires but already have NGK "blue's" on my B16A. I thought the NGK's were OEM but it seems they are high performance aftermarket wires? Are these the same as NGK "Power" wires?
10-15-2004, 11:46 AM
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Re: Plug wires-NGK blues any good? (EL Vap133)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by EL Vap133 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">You will be ok with NGKs, you don't need to get MSD wires. 
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word, besides NGK wires OWN MSD's (even if the NGK's ar used)
</TD></TR></TABLE>word, besides NGK wires OWN MSD's (even if the NGK's ar used)
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Re: Plug wires-NGK blues any good? (Nerologic)
Since this seams to be a Californian based thread........
I'll give a little input.
Don't buy the Bosch Platnum Premium wires!
I paid like $60 or $70 for them, and i can say "They Suck!"
The rubber part that is supossed to hug the valve cover-hole, expanded and got loose within a couple of weeks.
The metal clips that attach to the spark pluggs split vertically.
And after a few more months, the insulation on whole wire it self deteriorated and the cables became all soft and flimsey.
Did i mention that the supossedly have a life-time warranty?
I've already changed them twice. Next time......... There wont be a next time!
I'm going with the popular vote for Hondas and getting NGK.
I'll give a little input.
Don't buy the Bosch Platnum Premium wires!
I paid like $60 or $70 for them, and i can say "They Suck!"
The rubber part that is supossed to hug the valve cover-hole, expanded and got loose within a couple of weeks.
The metal clips that attach to the spark pluggs split vertically.
And after a few more months, the insulation on whole wire it self deteriorated and the cables became all soft and flimsey.
Did i mention that the supossedly have a life-time warranty?
I've already changed them twice. Next time......... There wont be a next time!
I'm going with the popular vote for Hondas and getting NGK.
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