Spark Plug Wires ?
I amout to reach 100K miles in my Dak and will be inveseting a small fortune into replacing many items under the hood.
One in particular are the spark plugs, which from what I've read everyone at DodgeForum.com recommends using either the OEM or copper onces.
But I also want to upgrade the ignition (spark plug) wires ... Normally I would go with MSD becuase we have local production facility in the area. Unfortunetly customer support notified me that they only have wires up to 2002.
Any suggestion as to what wires you would recommend ?
Also, what plugs have worked best for you ?
One in particular are the spark plugs, which from what I've read everyone at DodgeForum.com recommends using either the OEM or copper onces.
But I also want to upgrade the ignition (spark plug) wires ... Normally I would go with MSD becuase we have local production facility in the area. Unfortunetly customer support notified me that they only have wires up to 2002.
Any suggestion as to what wires you would recommend ?
Also, what plugs have worked best for you ?
i use the med priced wires. if your dodge has a dist cap. plug the vent with JB weld. else you will get water throu it. it took me 5 years to figure it out. i know what its for, so dont flame me. i have been doing it for 4 years, no trouble
Just a FYI.

I am doing factory style coppers on the "top" set of my plugs when it comes time. Approaching 25k, so may do it soon. No plugs are better at conducting electricity than copper... unless of course you can find some gold plated ones.
Alot of people run Autolite 3923 Plugs, Thats what I Installed a few months back without any issues. They ran better then OEM.
Like most people have said, There are no Spark Plug wires (Not sure about the dual plugs per cylinder on 08+) But my 05 They Coil Pack is directly on top of each plug, You could replace the Coil Packs, If you plan to replace all that stuff.
Like most people have said, There are no Spark Plug wires (Not sure about the dual plugs per cylinder on 08+) But my 05 They Coil Pack is directly on top of each plug, You could replace the Coil Packs, If you plan to replace all that stuff.



