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Any one have a recommendation on plug wires? I don’t need a high end set, still just running the stock ignition but would like to find a set that is decent and wont cost an arm and a leg.

 

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Taylor Cable 84058 - Taylor ThunderVolt 8.2 Spark Plug Wires - summitracing.com

the ones i have. they come in red and blue too. great quality and not too expensive. had the ford racing wires before them and they were nice, but one got burnt on my exhaust. no burning probs with my taylors

 

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Ford Racing M-12259-C301 - Ford Racing Spark Plug Wire Sets - summitracing.com

I'm running the FMS wires on my car. I've had them on there now for 5 years or so and have had no problems with them.

 

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Ford racing wires....

 

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wht87gt said:

Ford Racing M-12259-C301 - Ford Racing Spark Plug Wire Sets - summitracing.com

I'm running the FMS wires on my car. I've had them on there now for 5 years or so and have had no problems with them.

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Same here. They have cylinder numbers on them with the Ford logo. I think they are pretty cool looking.

 

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MSD Ignition 3132 - MSD Heli-Core Spark Plug Wire Sets - summitracing.com

Go with these. Something a little different

 

aar0s

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the last set of plug wires i had were msd, had them for years till one started grounding on a header.

 

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There was a test in one of the mags that said the MSD were the least resistant wire out there.

Personally i've been using Taylor Spiro Pros for years and haven't had any problems.

 

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aar0s said:

the last set of plug wires i had were msd, had them for years till one started grounding on a header.

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I read that MSD has bendable boots to keep the wires away from the headers, so there's no truth to that?

 

aar0s

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hmm never tried to bend them. Its a good idea though...