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Plug wires-- which brand?
I recently purchased a set of autolite brand wires for around $30. A friend who was helping me with a tune-up suggested I stick with the AC-Delco -- price about $100. He said the autoLites do not last and since the job is kind of a big pain I should invest in the "better" set? Is this true?
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Re: Plug wires-- which brand?
I installed autolites and from what I see going on and coming off the engine, they look exceptionally good.
You won't ever see the 70 difference.
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Re: Plug wires-- which brand?
I've got about 30,000 miles on my autolite plugs and wires. No problems.....excellent fuel economy, smooth idle, and plenty of power.
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For what it's worth, I used to work for Autolite; the Autolite plug wires are made by Beldin, who make wire for about everyone else.
I will say that the Autolite wires are about .7 mm larger diameter than most; Beldin has to make them on a seperate production line because of the difference. On the plug side, Autolite plugs are made in the plant in Fostoria, OH; they also make some AC Delco, all the Motorcraft, all the SplitFire, and all the Autolite (copper core, single and double platinum). |
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Re: Plug wires-- which brand?
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Hummmmmm, My next set of ignition wires will be Autolites......... Thanks Booch...
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