need new plug wires

Roland69

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what ones should I buy...I was thinking Moroso ultra 40 race wires but I would like to hear what you guys have and think of them.

Keep in mind I would like to use the hold down part of my MDS cap so I would like to find some with the nipples on the cap boot

 

enyawix

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You can use any wire set. MSD will sell you just the boots. Make what you want.

 

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'88WhtNtchBck$

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check out taylor 409, they make nice 10.4mm with the nipples

 

Flavadave4

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Man they have gotten expensive. I just bought my second pair of FMS wires and have always had good luck with them, they are not to bad of a price either!

 

SVT32VDOHC

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I just installed the Ford Racing 9mm blue set on my notch. They are great, they ran along the valve covers nice and don't look aftermarket. I got them all holding in the looms and clips nicely.

I had the same brand for my 95 GT back in the year 2000. They were way too long, maybe they changed them for the better.

 

Shakerhood

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Ford Racing Wires are a good bang for the buck!

 

enyawix

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'88WhtNtchBck$ said:

check out taylor 409, they make nice 10.4mm with the nipples

Click to expand...

What is the price?

 

millhouse

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Mine (ultra 40's) have been holding out great. I bought the universal set so I could route them cleanly underneath the headers, and the quality is top notch.

 

Foxfan88

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i'd get the FRPP wires, they are a good deal.

for a mild car plug wires are plug wires as long as they are spiral cored they are fine. buying a more expensive set will yield nothing over a cheaper set. moreso when running a stock ignition and stuff.

 

Roland69

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I know the bigger isn't better in this case but if I am buying new ones I should probly just spend the extra few bux and get good wires....just to have the extra cool factor under the hood when I show some of my ricer buddy's lol

 

RsStanG1987

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The ford racing wires fit under the msd hold down just fine.. They are the best bang for the buck..

 

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'88WhtNtchBck$

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like $130 with the clips to organize, nice color blue though