I'd like to buy a set of the Taylor shorty wires and I will NOT order them from Moe's because of the lingering complaints of slow shipping. I simply won't allow the possibility of something like this when I have a Summit Racing distribution center an hour from my house. I'll get them in one day for a small shipping cost.

All the reviews and how-to's never mention a part number. Is this something built by Talor specifically for each vendor? If it's that big of a secret I'll order a standard set of Taylor's and leave them in for another 8 years. There's nothing inherently bad about the stock setup that I have to avoid it for any reason.

 

I thought that fad had died. Lotsa posts about driveability issues with the shorties, especially in cold weather.

 

Here are some for sale

http://tinyurl.com/67gkgjx

http://tinyurl.com/4vj8e35

http://tinyurl.com/4zs54st (post #12)

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Mike - really? I have never seen anything but reviews saying it drove like it always did. I was approaching it from the ease of installation aspect.

Weed - I'm not a member there so I can't view the posts.

I think I'll get a set of regular wires. I'm not bothered by the appearance of <gasp> plug wires on an engine. If the stockers lasted this long, a good set of aftermarket should last just as long or longer.

 

Ive seen threads that seem to be directly related to cold weather causing issues with them. The threads are out there. Now how cold it has to get IDK.