Aftermarket plugs and wires
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Aftermarket plugs and wires
What exactly do aftermarket spark plugs and ignition wires do? I've seen a couple different sets of wires for sale but what effect does this have on the car? Also I i got something like the rb ignition wires what about a distributor cap?
#2
Originally Posted by Armaant
What exactly do aftermarket spark plugs and ignition wires do? I've seen a couple different sets of wires for sale but what effect does this have on the car? Also I i got something like the rb ignition wires what about a distributor cap?
#5
but what im asking is what does that heat resistance do? does it only make the wires last long? Does it help hp? gas milage? idle? what are all the postives that come from replacing your ignition wires?
#6
yes they will withstand the heat better than the stockies. the most important plus of aftermarket wires is that they will have less electronic resistance (Ohms, to the electrically inclined)
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Last edited by RoXanneBlack8; 04-30-2011 at 09:35 PM.
#7
Thanks for all the info....i'm basically trying to find out if replacing my stock ignition wires with wires that can handle higher heat and have less electric resistance will do anything for the performance of my car. I.E. - HP(though i doubt it), smoother idle, gas milage....in laymans terms will it effect any of these...mind you this is with some aftermarket parts - high flow cat, revi and duct, dyno tuned cz.
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Originally Posted by Armaant
Thanks for all the info....i'm basically trying to find out if replacing my stock ignition wires with wires that can handle higher heat and have less electric resistance will do anything for the performance of my car. I.E. - HP(though i doubt it), smoother idle, gas milage....in laymans terms will it effect any of these...mind you this is with some aftermarket parts - high flow cat, revi and duct, dyno tuned cz.
My plan is to wait until the maintenance period comes around (or maybe a bit sooner) for the plugs and then put on bigger aftermarket wires at the same time.
#9
better spark for ignition too, along with better gas mileage and smoother idle, all very minor though, if you do iridium spark plugs, some nology or RB spark plug wires, and new grounding you should be able to feel this(although grounding alone wont affect much because the car is newer and once old grounds get mucked up and you re ground it makes a noticable 3hp difference or so)
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Originally Posted by StealthFox
better spark for ignition too, along with better gas mileage and smoother idle, all very minor though, if you do iridium spark plugs, some nology or RB spark plug wires, and new grounding you should be able to feel this(although grounding alone wont affect much because the car is newer and once old grounds get mucked up and you re ground it makes a noticable 3hp difference or so)
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Originally Posted by StealthFox
better spark for ignition too, along with better gas mileage and smoother idle, all very minor though, if you do iridium spark plugs, some nology or RB spark plug wires, and new grounding you should be able to feel this(although grounding alone wont affect much because the car is newer and once old grounds get mucked up and you re ground it makes a noticable 3hp difference or so)
#13
Stay away from nology wires. I had them installed one year ago. They were fine for about 3 months and then they fried my coil packs, which I was lucky to get warrantied from my dealer only because he did a lot of bolt on work for me !!!!
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Originally Posted by Armaant
anybody tried the rb wires? And did i read that wrong or is there actuqlly a possibility or picking up 3 hp wired just new wires?
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