i was looking for some wires and i remember on a thread something about ngk being good and i could get them for like 30 or something then i was looking through summit and found these. Are these the same ones that they say are good. http://store.summitracing.com/...w=sku

 

? bought some ngk blues from the auto store and they cost me like 60 , they look like the same ones in the pic. good wires for the $. I proly wouldnt sheel out that much though...

 

yes the ngk wires are def good wires but im sure you can find them cheaper then what summits asking. ive been running my ngk's for a while now and love them, never had a problem and they seem to last pretty long before they start to wear out. for the ngk's....

 

I went to some hardware store and made my own and save a lot of $$. only cost me $16. 98
for wires and terminals and boots

 

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You can find them on ebay.. these are the one most people use. I use nothing but OEM or NGK on all my hondas and NEVER have any problems. Using cheap part store wires leads to issues like arcing and broken boots/wires.

link to plug wires
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...ZWDVW


chris

 

i would go to the dealer and buy a set. you're going to pay more money, but think about it, how often do those wires really go bad. When i got rid of my 89 a few years ago it was still running the oem wires with no arching issues at all, and my 95 is still running them also. Expect to pay around 70 dollars or so, but they are def worth it in my opinion.

 

Honda OEM are the best wires you will ever have on your car. And they will support 10,000 rpm runs without issue. As will the stock ignition.

Why people change it, I will never know.

 

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for wires and terminals and boots</TD></TR></TABLE>

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x2. OEM is the best option.

 

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for wires and terminals and boots</TD></TR></TABLE>

I would love to see your home depot spark plug wires.