Lets say this.... I cannot believe the claims either wire manufacturer makes until I collect data to substantiate the claims, it's just the nature of things, I'm an engineer. That's how we do things. I have had magnecor and nology and msd and stock wires. you know what the stock wires worked better than the magnecor's for me. I tore all these wires apart. The stock, MSD, and Magnecore's internals are basically all the same. The nology was different. I was starting to believe what magnecor was saying on their site about nology wires. so i took it into my own hands to determine the truth. I did testing, analysis and theorizations. talked with capacitor manufacturers and electrical engineers. they all tell me after I showed them the wire that it was a rather simple and effective way to increase the spark intensity. they also told me that the duration would decrease significantly. which is exactly what nology claims. Being an engineer and anyone that knows me knows that i do not tolerate inprecision and "well, that's good enough" attitudes. Any way to produce a little precision out of our ignition systems makes sense to me.
This anaysis is an un-biased evaluation of Nology's wires made with thorough investigation. I have tried many wires and the nology has worked the best for me. I'm not saying you have to use them, but I have done the work to determine if these wires are bunk. and in my personal opinion they are one of, if not, the best wires on the market.
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james

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