Spark Plug Wires
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Spark Plug Wires
Hi Guys,
I have been following the forum for quite some time for info on this, and have come up with inconclusive answers.
Long stock wires vs. ThunderVolt Shorties Taylor #79210.
Some of you say long wires for the after burn plug and some talk about the Shorties and a simultaneous firing of the plug like the 2006 models.
Which is best?
Can someone give me the pro’s and con’s of each, your choice and why?
I own a 2005 QC Ram 1500 Hemi.
Thanks, Big Red
I have been following the forum for quite some time for info on this, and have come up with inconclusive answers.
Long stock wires vs. ThunderVolt Shorties Taylor #79210.
Some of you say long wires for the after burn plug and some talk about the Shorties and a simultaneous firing of the plug like the 2006 models.
Which is best?
Can someone give me the pro’s and con’s of each, your choice and why?
I own a 2005 QC Ram 1500 Hemi.
Thanks, Big Red
Last edited by BigRed71; Apr 24, 2012 at 05:44 PM.
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Most likely the plugs are not fired simultaneously in the later models. More likely the computer fires the plugs in the same order, just the coil-packs fire the plugs when the computer says to.
Some folks have mis-fires when cold using shorties. I used stock-length 8.5mm MSD wires on mine. Shorties make it neater, but I'll stick with the stock configuration.
Some folks have mis-fires when cold using shorties. I used stock-length 8.5mm MSD wires on mine. Shorties make it neater, but I'll stick with the stock configuration.
