ignition leads...pls help
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ignition leads...pls help
hey guys, i want to modify the ignition leads for my 96 accord( f22b1 sohc vtec) , so what size of those leads should i buy? the size i often see is 8.8mm diameter, i'm not quite sure whether i could use 10mm leads on my accord. so would that cause problems, such like overheating or engine damage, if i use 10mm cables???? thanks...
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Re: (ScruffyTheJanitor)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ScruffyTheJanitor »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">you mean the spark plug wires?
Keep them stock! Those are the best wires you can have on there</TD></TR></TABLE>
It is the truth; 10 year lifetime or longer is very common for Genuine Honda wires.
P/N 32700-P0H-A00 wire set will cost around $60-65 at the local dealer
FWIW I got my Yota PU and the guy had just put on aftermarket "super yellow" wires, so a year later, here it's raining and cold and I'm watching a fireworks show under the hood. I went and paid up the $45 for Genuine Yota wire set.
Keep them stock! Those are the best wires you can have on there</TD></TR></TABLE>
It is the truth; 10 year lifetime or longer is very common for Genuine Honda wires.
P/N 32700-P0H-A00 wire set will cost around $60-65 at the local dealer
FWIW I got my Yota PU and the guy had just put on aftermarket "super yellow" wires, so a year later, here it's raining and cold and I'm watching a fireworks show under the hood. I went and paid up the $45 for Genuine Yota wire set.
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