Plug wires: whats best on a budget?

N8Miller

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i am in need of a new set of wires and plugs to make my 331 work more efficently. I know that im going to run autolite 3923s for the plugs, but dont know what wires to run.
Rick told me that the Moroso Super 40s are good.... but they are $175. now, i was looking at something more like $75+/-.
I used the acell 300+s on my 302 and they worked nice, so i mgiht go wtih them again....

any opinions?

 

maverick0716

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I like the MSD 8.5mm Superconductor wires. They have very low resistance and work great for me.

 

stang22

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I have the Ford Motorsport 9mm wire from 50Resto. I think they were like $39.00 or something like that. I run the Crane PS91 coil.

http://secure.50resto.com/product1.cfm?SID=1&Product_ID=409

 

TIMMY2734

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I use the 10.4 Trick flows, $65 from Summit

 

hllon4whls

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Moroso blue max, accel 300+, Taylor Spiro-pro, MSD 8.5, etc are all good high quality wires that are $80 and under.
I personally have the 300+ on my car and it works fine with my compression, 351 and 6700 shifts.

 

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gooch06

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Motorsport 9MM wires. They are awesome and great for the price!!

 

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motorsports 9mm here also.hard to beat oem plus only $40.