which plug wires should I get??
02-24-2009 | 02:45 AM
#1
which plug wires should I get??
I have to change my coils/plugs/wires.
I am getting factoy coils/NGK plugs but I don't know which plugs to get.
Please suggest me the best wires that will work well with factory coils/plugs.
I am thinking of getting magnacore/factory wires/MSD-based BHR plug wire sets(from BHR)
which one should I get??
if i get magncore, should I get 8mm or 10mm??
please help me to choose the best wires for me
I am getting factoy coils/NGK plugs but I don't know which plugs to get.
Please suggest me the best wires that will work well with factory coils/plugs.
I am thinking of getting magnacore/factory wires/MSD-based BHR plug wire sets(from BHR)
which one should I get??
if i get magncore, should I get 8mm or 10mm??
please help me to choose the best wires for me
02-24-2009 | 03:14 AM
#2
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From: Vegas Baby!
02-24-2009 | 03:22 AM
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Thread jack in progress....Which ignition solution is better?? BHR or Esmeril?? I saw the esmeril option at the link above . I have heard good things about the BHR on this forum, and though I am not yet in need of coils, I believe that prevention is better than wailing later, so its one of the first mods I am considering...and I do not want to make an *** of myself ( though I do think it is too late for that....)
02-24-2009 | 04:14 AM
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From: Vegas Baby!
^Hell yea there ya go right there.
Well you can also get Magnecor racingbeat.com they make there own or NGK or on mazdatrix.com you can get there 10mm magacore full race wires good for na and fi.
*DONT GET NOLOGY HOTWIRES THEY ARE A WASTE OF MONEY!!!*
Well you can also get Magnecor racingbeat.com they make there own or NGK or on mazdatrix.com you can get there 10mm magacore full race wires good for na and fi.
*DONT GET NOLOGY HOTWIRES THEY ARE A WASTE OF MONEY!!!*
02-24-2009 | 04:17 AM
#9
Or you can get the BHR's Red MSD 8.5 wires for the stock coils for $60.00 and free shipping.
Do the research on your own. There are lots of threads about it.
Thread jack in progress....Which ignition solution is better?? BHR or Esmeril?? I saw the esmeril option at the link above . I have heard good things about the BHR on this forum, and though I am not yet in need of coils, I believe that prevention is better than wailing later, so its one of the first mods I am considering...and I do not want to make an *** of myself ( though I do think it is too late for that....)
Do the research on your own. There are lots of threads about it.
Last edited by Easy_E1; 02-24-2009 at 04:19 AM.
02-24-2009 | 04:28 AM
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3-wheeler
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Using an 8.5mm wire is going to suit your needs just fine. I fell into the whole larger size is better deal when all it is, is a scam to take your money. Half the time it's just larger shielding around the same size core.
The MSD wires we provide at BHR will suit you fine and we won't empty your wallet in the process.
The MSD wires we provide at BHR will suit you fine and we won't empty your wallet in the process.
02-24-2009 | 09:37 AM
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Using an 8.5mm wire is going to suit your needs just fine. I fell into the whole larger size is better deal when all it is, is a scam to take your money. Half the time it's just larger shielding around the same size core.
The MSD wires we provide at BHR will suit you fine and we won't empty your wallet in the process.
The MSD wires we provide at BHR will suit you fine and we won't empty your wallet in the process.
less resistance = more energy to produce a better spark. better/hotter spark = mor fuel is ignited in the conbustion process
nology Wires cause cross-talk and other bad EMI influences. Thier restance range was a tad lower tham OEM !
all of the you seek is on this board, sometimes you really have to search it out.
02-25-2009 | 12:01 AM
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02-25-2009 | 02:27 AM
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The BHR/MSD wires also make a big diffrence in idle characteristics. The Ohm resistance on my set is between 59 and 64 ohms. The OEM wires are 1400 to 2100 kOhms.
less resistance = more energy to produce a better spark. better/hotter spark = mor fuel is ignited in the conbustion process
nology Wires cause cross-talk and other bad EMI influences. Thier restance range was a tad lower tham OEM !
all of the you seek is on this board, sometimes you really have to search it out.
less resistance = more energy to produce a better spark. better/hotter spark = mor fuel is ignited in the conbustion process
nology Wires cause cross-talk and other bad EMI influences. Thier restance range was a tad lower tham OEM !
all of the you seek is on this board, sometimes you really have to search it out.
The Spark Plug Wires I am talking about can be Purchased Here
02-26-2009 | 05:51 PM
#20
I have to change my coils/plugs/wires.
I am getting factoy coils/NGK plugs but I don't know which plugs to get.
Please suggest me the best wires that will work well with factory coils/plugs.
I am thinking of getting magnacore/factory wires/MSD-based BHR plug wire sets(from BHR)
which one should I get??
if i get magncore, should I get 8mm or 10mm??
please help me to choose the best wires for me
I am getting factoy coils/NGK plugs but I don't know which plugs to get.
Please suggest me the best wires that will work well with factory coils/plugs.
I am thinking of getting magnacore/factory wires/MSD-based BHR plug wire sets(from BHR)
which one should I get??
if i get magncore, should I get 8mm or 10mm??
please help me to choose the best wires for me
I would get the BHR OEM wires, they're a great product at a really good price.
I replaced my Racing Beat wires with the BHR wires.
03-02-2009 | 11:59 AM
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Don't screw with aftermarket plug wires.
Let me repeat.
Don't... screw... with... aftermarket... plug... wires!! Only use those that are OEM. Don't allow yourself also to fall for the marketing gimmicks of these aftermarket plug wire providers by being convinced that they'll somehow "add horsepower" because they don't. And, whatever technical "gain" that might be gotten isn't worth the trade-off that shows to be the detriment of using aftermarket wires time and time again: EMI and RF noise.
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Let me repeat.
Don't... screw... with... aftermarket... plug... wires!! Only use those that are OEM. Don't allow yourself also to fall for the marketing gimmicks of these aftermarket plug wire providers by being convinced that they'll somehow "add horsepower" because they don't. And, whatever technical "gain" that might be gotten isn't worth the trade-off that shows to be the detriment of using aftermarket wires time and time again: EMI and RF noise.
B
03-02-2009 | 01:43 PM
#25
Don't screw with aftermarket plug wires.
Let me repeat.
Don't... screw... with... aftermarket... plug... wires!! Only use those that are OEM. Don't allow yourself also to fall for the marketing gimmicks of these aftermarket plug wire providers by being convinced that they'll somehow "add horsepower" because they don't. And, whatever technical "gain" that might be gotten isn't worth the trade-off that shows to be the detriment of using aftermarket wires time and time again: EMI and RF noise.
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Let me repeat.
Don't... screw... with... aftermarket... plug... wires!! Only use those that are OEM. Don't allow yourself also to fall for the marketing gimmicks of these aftermarket plug wire providers by being convinced that they'll somehow "add horsepower" because they don't. And, whatever technical "gain" that might be gotten isn't worth the trade-off that shows to be the detriment of using aftermarket wires time and time again: EMI and RF noise.
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