anyone ever use nology hotwires on their rsx.....

 

LOL this is funny sorry but rsx uses a coil on plug system no wires so i see no point in that .

 

been done.....don't think there was anything to gain.....oggy mounted all the coils to a board and ran the wires to them, then ran the nology wires from the coils to the head....

 

coil on plug should be better because of less distance to travel wich means less path of resistance u can upgrade the coils tho but that is expensive

 

OEM > *

Seriously, even 700hp+ Hondas are using OEM ignition components. No need to fix something that isn't broke.

 

well i already have them an just wanted some second opinions on them i never noticed a gain from them but hey at least the coils stay cooler being mounted to the transmision

 

yeah the nology wires are just a lot of money for nothing. matter of fact, i cant remember anyone getting anything out of them even in the past

 

ya i bought them along time ago and just recently dropped in a new motor and was debating on using them again so i just wanted to get some insight from other people on them

 

i would just sell them and get some new toys

 

might just do that

 

just buy the NGK OEM wires. They are great low resistant wires. I highly recommend them!

 

just get omni-power coil packs, i got them

 

I can't believe people buy those things lol

 

rice

 

Sweet! Show me where I can buy some for a RSX and I'll buy em!

 

im running ngk wires on my rsx... yep

 

those NOLOGY wires are junk they dont last and the grounding straps end up tunring to shyt after a yr of daily driving i would never recomend these wires even if you did have a vehicle they apply too

 

thanks for the feed back I wont be using them on the new motor

 

I read up on these wires not too long ago on a few other forums. There was a lengthy debate on how valid their claims were for "increased horspower gains."....their claims were full of loopholes and shot to hell. According to people that bought them, they perform worse than OEM NGK wires with no notice in power gains whatsoever. That ground wire looks neat though.