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siueclipseJan-15-04 08:21 AM
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#63640, "msd ignition users question about plug wires"


          

im reading the instructions before i buy the unit and it states that solid core spark plug wires cannot be used. so, my question is, what spark plug wires are people running? can i run nology wires?

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james



  
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MattchewJan-16-04 06:18 AM
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#63692, "RE: msd ignition users question about plug wires"
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Nology uses a spiral core design so you should be able to use them with the MSD unit. They say that they only do solid core wires by special order.

  
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siueclipseJan-16-04 06:20 AM
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#63693, "RE: msd ignition users question about plug wires"
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cool thanx



  
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lickscissorsJan-20-04 03:24 AM
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#63837, "RE: msd ignition users question about plug wires"
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im using the accel 300+ thundersports...only 35 or something from summit plus you'll get a 10$ gift certificate for next time
doug


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siueclipseJan-20-04 06:15 AM
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#63844, "RE: msd ignition users question about plug wires"
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well, ive purchased some nology wires while i wait for my msd.



  
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darosa4561Jan-20-04 10:14 AM
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#63855, "RE: msd ignition users question about plug wires"
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i use MSD Wires with my MSD ignition and MSD Coil Pack

1997 Dodge Avenger I-4 5-Speed
DreamSpeed Cold Air Intake,AF/X Under Drive Pully, ES Motor Mount Inserts, MSD DIS2, MSD Coil Pack, MSD 8.5mm Wires,Aluminem Flywheel,Spec Stage1 Clutch,Crank Scraper, Quaife LSD,Airmass 4-1 Headers, Test Pipe, Bosal Catback,B&M Short SHifter(50%),Symbroski Shifter Kit, Grounding Kit, Solid Front Motor Mount

  
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