Wires
11-14-2004, 02:59 AM
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Wires
Hey,
My Nology wires are horrible. Should I buy OEM wires or upgrade to Magnecor; etc. I've got a stumble at around 4500 rpm. I played with the wires a bit and it went away, but now it's back
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So I'm replacing my decomposing wires.
Thanks, Josh
My Nology wires are horrible. Should I buy OEM wires or upgrade to Magnecor; etc. I've got a stumble at around 4500 rpm. I played with the wires a bit and it went away, but now it's back
.So I'm replacing my decomposing wires.
Thanks, Josh
11-14-2004, 04:23 AM
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I had Nology wires on my old car and they were excellent! Are they just that old and in poor shape? Or do you think it is the Nology product that is not sufficient?
11-14-2004, 12:36 PM
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Hosrom, I found the best way to check your wires is to open the hood at night with your engine running and if your wires are bad you will see a nice light show. This will not rule out all of the problems but it will tell you if you have a major problem with your wires.
11-14-2004, 01:30 PM
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Originally Posted by tazman
Hosrom, I found the best way to check your wires is to open the hood at night with your engine running and if your wires are bad you will see a nice light show. This will not rule out all of the problems but it will tell you if you have a major problem with your wires.
