Plugs/Wires?
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Joined: Aug 2006
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From: Columbia Missouri
They are good, and if it's a stock engine and stock car then that would be a good way to go. I needed some after market support for what I needed...larger wires, spiral core and shielding, and universal cut to fit application. I went with Taylor and Accel and have been very happy with both.
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From: ElP TX
They are good, and if it's a stock engine and stock car then that would be a good way to go. I needed some after market support for what I needed...larger wires, spiral core and shielding, and universal cut to fit application. I went with Taylor and Accel and have been very happy with both.
for cut to fit I really like the Taylor wires.
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Burning Brakes
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From: Morrisonville Illinios
OK heres another direction as we get more into this car we found the original tack drive distributor in one of the boxes, the one in the car now is not a tachdrive. Should we up grade to a solid state system with the original one (no points/condensor) and if we should what is the best out there, I DO NOT want to do this twice.
THanks wro87
THanks wro87
Team Owner
Joined: Aug 2006
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From: Columbia Missouri
OK heres another direction as we get more into this car we found the original tack drive distributor in one of the boxes, the one in the car now is not a tachdrive. Should we up grade to a solid state system with the original one (no points/condensor) and if we should what is the best out there, I DO NOT want to do this twice.
THanks wro87
THanks wro87
If it's electric and your tach works then you should keep the HEI system. Changing to the tach drive would require changing the tach as well.
GM went to HEI for good reasons.
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Burning Brakes
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From: Morrisonville Illinios
I like the fact I can get delco wires ready to go and years ago we would always recommend AC plugs if it was GM. I will just have to start looking in JEGS or SUMMIT to see which solid state to go with.
Thanks gang
WRO87
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