Do any of you guys have experienced with these good/bad? How are they on Hondas compared to other cars?

 

I am not a huge fan if their wires. For a vehicle that is running a stock ignition system I guess they're ok, but stock is better. For vehicles with aftermarket ignition systems typically the manufacturer of the ignition system makes wires that work with their applications, i.e. MSD or Jacobs.

 

There a waste of money, my friend has them and says they were a big waste. Go with some ngks or another good cheap brand.

 

I'm going to disagree. I'm running an otherwise stock ignition, and they did make a noticeable difference.

 

I had them and the suck. Would never fit right and snap on the plugs. Stick to NGK or OEM. They fit and work good. Very rarely do NGK or OEM go bad.

 

I hear the direct hits perform better on the dyno. They are like .75 HP compared to .5 HP for the Nology. Changing your oil can get you 3 HP.

 

I like my nology wires. I had a stumbling problem when I boosted, and changed the plugs (NGK BKR7E - fresh plugs) to the Beru ones. The stumble was gone, and the car ran better then ever.

 

ngk plugs, ngk wires and a new rotor and cap youd be surprised what you gain