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Need New Spark Plug Wires Need Opionins PLEASE

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DJiCE

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I'm in need of new spark plug wires.
I need help in picking a brand and who has it at a good price.

This is for a 94 GT using autolite plugs...
Mostly stock, are MSD good or over hype ?

Don't mind it being online or store.
 

mystang94gt

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Got the FMS 9mm ones but they are hella long. I've heard the MSD ones fit a lot better.
 
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wytstang

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I went through the same thing and after plenty of research I purchased the MSD 8.5 super conductor wire and must say these thing are a perfect fit I would recommend them to all. The car had the fms 9 and they are pretty long while these are custom to fit just right.
 

Mrgreen94gt

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The MSDs fit and look great, especially with their dist. cap. Took a while to figure it out going from the overly long FMS wires, since the MSDs are unnumbered. It would be a piece of cake coming from stock, I'll bet.
 

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Taylor Pros. Fit pretty decent and well priced (~$45).
 
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slytherin

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I've got the FMS 9's I agree they are long I had the taylors nice exact fit but they where on the car when I bought it so I didn't know how long they where there I figured it best to just replace em when I did the tune up.
 

Venom351R

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I have FMS 9's now but will be getting some MSD 8.5's
 
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Silver85TC

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I've read a number of posts where the MSD's crapped out after 6 months causing the owners no end of grief. (the wires are only 6 months old...how could they be bad?)

Read the following threads for examples;
http://www.corral.net/forums/showthread.php?t=540360

http://www.corral.net/forums/showthread.php?t=541839
 

WhiteDevil

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I had the MSD's they fit good but i dont like the straight boots on the plug side. Makes them a bitch to get to click on in the tight spots. I have the FMS ones now which i like accept for the super longness, and the coil wire being for a fox body. I think im going JBA or Performance distributors next.
 

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I like my Taylors, great fit and look even better. Don't MSD's have straight boots on them?
 
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wytstang

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They have straight boots that are flexable. You just bend them and they can make a perfect 90 bend and stay that way.
 

95BLKGT5.0

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I want the Performance distributors Live wires
Search the threads there was a poll done on wires about 4 mo. ago.
 

Nik_95Cobra

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After 2 sets of the POS FMS ones I finally got the livewires kit. I'd give my vote for the livewires ones.
 

95five-0

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what are better the 8.5mm or 9mm?
 
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Magnecor is definitely superior. I put in a set to replace OEM at 90000 and they haven't failed so far at 210000 miles.

www.magnecor.com
 

1105

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I have the FMS ones and only problem I have had was when 2 sat up against my header I had 2 replacement ones that I just stuck on. They are WAY to long. Livewires are the best, but I'm probably going to go with MSD or Taylor next
 

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Livewires here....100.00...There pricey for sure....i have had zero probs...I always ran the FRPP ones before, had excellant luck with em....
 
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