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i know a dude who's salvaged milk crates full of various large gauge, high quality audio wire. pretty cool lookin' stock too...opaque red, blue and clear coating. plenty of capacity to choose from.

go find a dumpster behind a radio shack and let us know how it works.

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the stock plug wires are well, old....not flexible at all, kinda cracky. shit basically.... is there an inexpensive fix for this? 72cb450.............
I'm pretty sure the plug wire is epoxied in to the coil. I don't know if there's a resistance test for the plug wire. Do you suspect there's a problem with the wire, aside from appearance? All the old school garage tricks can be tried; move the wire around while the engine is running, look for spark jumping from the wire to the engine, spray water on the wire while it's running. If none of that seems to make a difference, you probably don't need to do anything.
But a new set of coils/wires might make you feel better...


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catboy yer pussy smells......anyway, i just went to a local shop and picked up a coupla ngk plug boots the 45deg instead of the 90deg snipped a little off and they seem to be fine the less extreme bend gave me a little more play....
 
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