1969 C3 tuneup
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1969 C3 tuneup
ok im looking at changing plugs and wires.
plugs are not the problem but the wires are.
im looking into an aftermarket set like ACCEL or MSD wires but no one can really give me a part number for the vette with ignition sheilding.
universal wires are too short btw .
i already tried those .
OEM wires dont hold up as well as the aftermarket wires.
plugs are not the problem but the wires are.
im looking into an aftermarket set like ACCEL or MSD wires but no one can really give me a part number for the vette with ignition sheilding.
universal wires are too short btw .
i already tried those .
OEM wires dont hold up as well as the aftermarket wires.
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I'm sure I'll get flamed for this, but...
Wires are wires, if you have a stock or near stock ignition system. Expensive wires won't give you any more hp or torque vs. cheap wires in good condition.
Steve
Wires are wires, if you have a stock or near stock ignition system. Expensive wires won't give you any more hp or torque vs. cheap wires in good condition.
Steve
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all the wires fit over the valve cover
and i cant find any specific for 69 corvette with ignition sheilding.
they are pretty long ya know lol.
and i cant find any specific for 69 corvette with ignition sheilding.
they are pretty long ya know lol.
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Have to agree with Steve. Wires are wires. Especially when it comes to the small block 350.
I am not really to sure about the big block motors. I have seen where the wires fit over the valve covers and that may make a difference.
I am not really to sure about the big block motors. I have seen where the wires fit over the valve covers and that may make a difference.
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Originally Posted by halfmoontrail
I'm sure I'll get flamed for this, but...
Wires are wires, if you have a stock or near stock ignition system. Expensive wires won't give you any more hp or torque vs. cheap wires in good condition.
Steve
Wires are wires, if you have a stock or near stock ignition system. Expensive wires won't give you any more hp or torque vs. cheap wires in good condition.
Steve