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Old 06-29-2006, 04:29 PM
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Re-routing plug wires

In preparation for Pacesetter LT's next month, I am curious if I will have to re-route my plug wires with the LT's in. I saw a pic with the wires running up onto the valve cover (driver side), then down to the plugs. Mine run on the side straight to the plugs with the stock manifold. Will there be a problem with the wires and LT's contacting each other?
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Old 07-01-2006, 04:03 AM
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Re: Re-routing plug wires

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In Will there be a problem with the wires and LT's contacting each other?
Probably. Headers almost always require running plug wires differently from the stock setup.
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Re: Re-routing plug wires

I re-routed mine down between the K member.. hard to explain but you can find the best route if you look long enough... I also bought some heat fabric covers for the wires that get really close
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