Short Spark Plug Wires for Hemi
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01-31-2006, 08:01 PM
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Short Spark Plug Wires for Hemi
I ran accross these on E-bay today. Has anyone seen them before? If so, what purpose do they serve?
Couldn't copy the photo. These wires don't run across the top of the engine, but stay on the same side. Help?
NEW Taylor BLUE 8.2mm ThunderVolt 50 Shorty Spark Plug Wires. These fit all 03-05 5.7 powered Rams/Durango's, or any 5.7 crate engine. Once installed these convert you current ignition setup over to the Mopar Performance Crate 5.7 Ignition setup. Installation is simple, you just remove your current spark plug wires that cross over the top of the intake and install these. They can only be installed one way so there is no chance of mis-installation.
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02-06-2006, 03:06 AM
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02-06-2006, 03:07 AM
RE: Short Spark Plug Wires for Hemi
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Thanks for the info. Looks sharp. Did the intake have to come off to get the facory wires out? These wires would be much easier to replace than stock, if the intake stays on.
Thanks for the info. Looks sharp. Did the intake have to come off to get the facory wires out? These wires would be much easier to replace than stock, if the intake stays on.
Yes, I had to remove the Hemi hat and the airbox to remove the old wires, and also to change the plugs......
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02-06-2006, 10:29 AM
RE: Short Spark Plug Wires for Hemi
With the original 'cross over' ignition wires on a 5.7 Hemi,
if an ignition coil fails
the cylinder on which the coil is mounted
will still have one sparkplug firing.
With the short wires
if an ignition coil fails
that cylinder will not have spark on either sparkplugs.
if an ignition coil fails
the cylinder on which the coil is mounted
will still have one sparkplug firing.
With the short wires
if an ignition coil fails
that cylinder will not have spark on either sparkplugs.
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