What plug wires?

mustangsquared

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OK, its time to replace my 4 yr old Accel 300 plus wires, what should I use...
just purchase a Screamin Demon coil to add to my mods listed below. The SURGE DEMON came back yesterday.

 

mustangsquared

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Bump....


Anyone use the Accel superstock 8.0 MM?? Any good??

 

stangbear427

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When I got my Screamin demon coil, I got the wires that go with it. Livewires, 11mm, from Performance Distributors.

 

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mustangsquared said:

Bump....


Anyone use the Accel superstock 8.0 MM?? Any good??

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Don't even think about using Accel Superstock 8mm Wire's. They are junk to keep it simple.
Stick with MSD 8.5mm Super Conductor Wire's or Taylor 10.5m Wire's if you like them big. I've tried alot of different wire's in my day and I have alway's been impressed with MSD & Taylor. To be honest with you there is a alot of other good Wire's out there as well. I've heard good thing's about Moroso & Crane set's as well. Just don't cheap out on wire's, it will end up costing you more money in the long run. Stay away from Accel.

 

AjIsDope

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What he said. ^^^

 

Scott W

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I agree, go with the msd super conducter 8.5mm. I just picked up a set, their good quality wires.

 

93 teal terror

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You can't use crappy wires with the screamin deamon coil....its simply too "hot" a coil. I would either get performance dist's live wires, MSD wires or taylors. Also dont forget to gap your plugs at .060

 

mustangsquared

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I live in New Bern NC..AKA...Chevy country...AKA H@LL... finding anything here is near impossible for a Ford. There are a few of us stangers here but Ihave to order everything off the net. Anyone know where to find the Taylor 10.4 wires cheap??

 

whitemustang89

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i have an msd blaster coil and msd 6a ignition and i bought the cheapest wires i could get from o rielys for like 30 bucks and the car runs like ass could this be alot of my problem?? is it simply too hot for those wires.

 

asufordpimp

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yes, it is prolly too hot for those wires.... if i remember correctly, it says on the coil package and the 6a package that you must use a high performance wire with it.... ive also been impressed with msd wires and the taylor wires....

 

ALMOST STOCK

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Another vote for the MSD 8.5mm Super Conductor Wire's.
Another big factor besides being great wires is that if you have headers the boot ends can be bent to miss the headers.

 

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I have MSD 8.5 Super Conductor wires.....and there great..and you custom fit them so you don thave to worry bout them burnin up on the headers even then there supposly supposed to hold up against header heat

 

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sidewayzisbest

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I have MSD 8.5 Super Conductor wires.....and there great..and you custom fit them so you don thave to worry bout them burnin up on the headers even then there supposly supposed to hold up against header heat