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| redrocket |
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any advantages (performance wise) of buyin 9mm leads or even bigger? mine r about rooted n need some knewys
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| hornet |
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I've heard that bigger isn't always better. Going too big can relate to spark loss (??) from memory, unless you have monster coils to provide more oomph.
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| msman |
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if u have a relatively stock engine get some good 8mm spiral core leads and thats more than u need.
i.e. eagle bosch ngk most people will recomend bosch
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| twr7cx |
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The Champion Heavy Duty ones arn't bad I've found.
As far as I know the thicker is better theory comes from the days when cars ran like 5/6mm leads, but now that 8mm is like common it's alright. |
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| DMac |
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can you get glow in the dark ones for the ultimate rice.
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| dddp! |
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last night i picked up new set of bosch super sport ignition leads for my falcon from ebay, cost me $31.50, $39 inc postage, not a bad deal
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| Disco Frank |
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The DMac wrote: can you get glow in the dark ones for the ultimate rice. no idea but google is your friend Cheers 
and 8mm is good size!
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