There was a pretty detailed resistance test done a few years back that said the MSD wires actually lived up to the hype and are the least restrictive you can buy.
But, i've been and still are running Taylor Spyro Pro 8mm wires...been using them for about 4 years now. They're starting to crack and need replaced but they've worked fine. I'd totally recommend going all out and getting them cut-to-fit and fitting them to your valve covers the "right" way and make them really nice, then mark them for each cylinder.
But, i've been and still are running Taylor Spyro Pro 8mm wires...been using them for about 4 years now. They're starting to crack and need replaced but they've worked fine. I'd totally recommend going all out and getting them cut-to-fit and fitting them to your valve covers the "right" way and make them really nice, then mark them for each cylinder.
I hated the taylors, i found that each time i removed one, the prong stayed on the spark plug, rendering the wire useless.
When i called taylor, they wanted me to return them to summit.
So, i would of had to buy a new set, put them on the car, box up the old set and send them back.
I told them to take a hike, then i went back to the trusty ford wires.
When i called taylor, they wanted me to return them to summit.
So, i would of had to buy a new set, put them on the car, box up the old set and send them back.
I told them to take a hike, then i went back to the trusty ford wires.
Garbage. I was so disappointed in them that they couldn't even give you the correct length in wire. I had so much slack in my msd set. I bought FRPP and they fit perfect. Don't waste your money. BUY FORD RACING
Edit: Besides $83.00 for some MSD wires is redic. Spend $40 on FRPP and be done with it
You def DO NOT want to waste $80.00 on those crap wires. Reasons being:
1. They didn't fit for crap
2. Every wire was like half a foot too long
3. Cost twice what FRPP wires do
4. Are half the quality of FRPP wires
I had mine on for 2 weeks and then bought FRPP wires to replace them with. I have a set of MSD super's that have less then 100 miles on them and are like 2 weeks old sitting in my garage. Couldn't sell them because i can't get anything for them even though they are brand new. So i was gonna keep them for a junk Mustang down the road. My suggestion. STAY AWAY
the ones i had were the cut to fit kind so i had no problems with the fit. The wires held up well. I got them from a buddy who couldn't use them(dont remember why) so i didn't pay 80 for them. the fit on the Taylors i just installed is bad too. the two back wires (3 and 4 - 7and8 i think) and damn near the same length and about 6 inches too long, looks like blue spaghetti under my hood.
Next time ill buy the msd supers and cut them to fit myself. If your that worried about the fit thats the route that should be taken anyway.
Next time ill buy the msd supers and cut them to fit myself. If your that worried about the fit thats the route that should be taken anyway.