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Needs new wires/plugs. What should i get?

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BlueOvalStangGT

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Im in the midst of a manifold swap and i decided i want new wires/plugs/ whatever else i should change since its all stock. What should i get and where should i get em?
 

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I would get either Taylor or MSD's. I have the FMS 9mm wires and they are too long so they don't look/work very good.
 

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MSD makes good wires. but the FRPP 9mm wires worked fine for me...? as for the plugs, my autolite platinums haven't failed me yet :thumbsup:
 

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The FMS wires are universally fit for all 302's so maybe they work better on your older models compared to the SN-95's. Oh well, different strokes.....
 
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I got the MSD superconductors. Awesome wires but $80-$90 for the set. As for the plugs I went sorta rice and bought NGK-R's. Work perfect also.
 

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I also run the MSD's with no problems, although they are a bit spendy. My only complaint is that they could be a little longer......that being siad they still work fine, just not much extra wire to work with.
 

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MSD's here too. Autolite 25 plugs for stock heads.
 

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what type plug is good for performer heads?
 

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FordStang said:
what type plug is good for performer heads?
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Autolite 3924's gapped at .045.
 
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