magnacor vs. msd
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Burning Brakes
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St. Jude Donor '05, '14, '15
magnacor vs. msd
just wanted to see if anyone had any pros cons on this..
Was just about to order the MSD's but something about "magnacor" hmm.. hehe
Was just about to order the MSD's but something about "magnacor" hmm.. hehe
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Burning Brakes
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From: Houston TX
St. Jude Donor '05, '14, '15
what about these: Nology Hot Wires & Silverstone Spark Plug
http://www.rksport.com/product/p_04098109/view_detail
anyone using these?
http://www.rksport.com/product/p_04098109/view_detail
anyone using these?
Safety Car
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Ive always been a big MSD fan, they seem to be one of the best. I have also heard good things about the magna core though....
The nology wires are just redicoulously (sp) expensive, and i can't see what the hell is so great about them
I think it might be a rice thing
The nology wires are just redicoulously (sp) expensive, and i can't see what the hell is so great about them
I think it might be a rice thing
Race Director
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St. Jude Donor '06-'07-'08-'09-'10-'11-'12
Plus I heard the Nologys are junk anyway. The MSDs have a better resistance rating than most others and are cheaper.
Safety Car
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Magnecor are the ones all the racers use. most anything will work for a while.
good price & sevice at www.apexperformance.net
good price & sevice at www.apexperformance.net
Drifting
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For the long haul, ..the "Magna Cores" hold up real good 
The MSD's are great for the high reving drag& track applacations or so Ive been told 
I dont want to be worring about the plugs all the time so I just went with the magna cores 
The MSD's are great for the high reving drag& track applacations or so Ive been told I dont want to be worring about the plugs all the time so I just went with the magna cores
Safety Car
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From: Hayward (Bay Area) CA
Anyone using Tylor (used in everyday/racing applications), and Thundervolts (I think these are made by Magnacore) ??? I've read some good info on these too. So while we're comparing brands, plz share any info/feed back on these also...
