sparkplug/wire combo
tyler666
06-14-2004, 05:59 PM
i have a 94 prelude si 2.3. What is the best spark plug/wire combo to use?
510prelude
06-15-2004, 01:15 PM
from what i herd NGK is good, think about it. Import plugs for an import car make sense to me.
integrasedan
06-16-2004, 12:53 AM
just about any low resistance spark plug wire will do, they don't add horsepower, only get better throttle response.
bigger wires are just for insulation against heat, and for looks.
For spark plug i would use NGK V-power plugs.
bigger wires are just for insulation against heat, and for looks.
For spark plug i would use NGK V-power plugs.
Lude_03
06-20-2004, 08:28 PM
msd wires and high end plugs mine are bout 15$+ canadain each
AcesHigh
06-21-2004, 08:27 AM
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However, it's a myth that thicker wires are for insulation against heat. The premise behind thicker wires is that to deliver a strong charge to the spark plugs, thick wires insure that there will always be a spark despite resistance. A spark is a spark, and it does get more intense because of wires. The only time you'd need bigger wires is 1) having a turbo at +17psi boost, or 2) having your engine bored and stroked.
However, it's a myth that thicker wires are for insulation against heat. The premise behind thicker wires is that to deliver a strong charge to the spark plugs, thick wires insure that there will always be a spark despite resistance. A spark is a spark, and it does get more intense because of wires. The only time you'd need bigger wires is 1) having a turbo at +17psi boost, or 2) having your engine bored and stroked.
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