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UnderdogGN

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If you want the "best" set of wires, get some LIVEWIRES from www.performancedistributors.com. I have them on my car and they are awesome! I dont think ill ever need another set of plug wires. They are expensive though.

 

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UnderdogGN said:

If you want the "best" set of wires, get some LIVEWIRES from www.performancedistributors.com. I have them on my car and they are awesome! I dont think ill ever need another set of plug wires. They are expensive though.

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UnderdogGN said:

If you want the "best" set of wires, get some LIVEWIRES from www.performancedistributors.com. I have them on my car and they are awesome! I dont think ill ever need another set of plug wires. They are expensive though.

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+2 I put 120k on my last set and they still had less voltage drop than most wire do new.

 

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My car runs the best with Taylor ".409" wires.

 

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I've had Taylor Spyro Pro's on my car for 3 years....no complaints.


I read a test a while back and the MSD wires actually lived up to the hype. I don't remember numbers but suffice to say they were the least restrictive of all the major brands.

 

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I have the ford motorsport 9mm on mine! no poblems ever with them! and got them for only 35$ couldnt go wrong! James

 

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It seems that everyone swears by Taylor and Live Wires, parts store wires are OK, and FRPP are hit and miss.

 

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LiquidGT said:

It seems that everyone swears by Taylor and Live Wires, parts store wires are OK, and FRPP are hit and miss.

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For what it's worth, the Merkur crowd SWEARS by OEM stock replacement Ford wires.

 

Foxfan88

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i have had good luck with FRPP wires but they are a tad long

 

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Granatelli has some new wires that have 0 resistance now.
http://www.gmsvideos.com/featured_landing.php?reset=true opcorn:

 

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LiquidGT said:

I havent had a light show because of a voltage leak with the FRPP wires, but I think they're more resistant that the ones I had, and I don't get a "click'' on a couple of boots when I put it on the plug.
Also I heard somewhere that MSD makes FRPP wires, is that true?

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I have heard that many times....and to look at them they look like the same wire.

 

Roland69

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Moroso Ultra 40 race wires will be my next set....but pricey

 

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frpp wires aint great but for less that $40 not a bad deal.
the end of one of the wires broke off. and i got another end and striped it and re-crimped it.

 

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Blandnuts said:

I've been running the FRPP sets for over 7 years with no problems. I'd say they are a bit long too.

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X2! Have had 2 sets in the last 9 years on my Stang, no problems at all.

 

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04sleeper said:

Granatelli has some new wires that have 0 resistance now.
http://www.gmsvideos.com/featured_landing.php?reset=true opcorn:

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If the hype is true I wouldnt mind having a set of those wires, they cost $140 at Jegs though.