Spark Plug Wires 94-95?

94GTMOOSE

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i have the ford racing 9mm plug wires now, but they are not a direct replacment. I guess they are universal. The coil wire does not have that little clip to stay on the coil, and all the wires are about a inch to 4inches too long, makeing in very prone to melting on the header.

My question is do they make a direct replacment proformance wire set for the 94-95 mustang. brand and how much if you guys know

 

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95Mustang302

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msd

 

94GTMOOSE

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does the msd set have the clip on the coil wire so it will stay on

 

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i just switched the ends from the extra wire that ford racing gives you to the coil one they supply you, just an idea.

Jeff

 

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94GTMOOSE said:

does the msd set have the clip on the coil wire so it will stay on

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MSD doesn't have the clip on the coil wire, but I have had no problems with it coming off. It's the same HEI style terminals as on your distributor and they don't have the clips either.

The MSD wires are a fairly tight fit though. I started off with their reccomendation for which wire length to which plug and made a few swaps on the first two cyclinders on both sides to get enough "slack" where I was happy.

I haven't had any problems with them yet after about 6 months, though there are some people that say they have had nothing but trouble

 

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hey Moose, ihave a bellhousing i need to get rid of..........oh yeah the clutsh fork too.........



just seen it in your sig...




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95Mustang302 said:

msd

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Yep

 

5.0_GT_kid

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Livewires...I wouldn't use anything else

 

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I basicly just swapped the boots and the one metal end piece that connects to the coil.

 

HISSIN50

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I think Tim recently posted that Anderson sells FRPP wires which fit better than the universal FRPP wires. Sound familiar guys?