So,,, do you think 21.7 ohms is too much for my plug wires?
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I just checked my 034 plug wires and they range from 4.7 to 21.7, I think I've found the elusive miss.
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Seems like a couple guys recently have started having problems.
We'll be switching to a much higher priced, but hopefully more consistent performing plug end on new sets. As it seems this is where most all the problems are occurring.
We've been running the wire set you're on for years with no problems until lately. The set on 80tq has been on there for a couple years, and over 700whp w/o a single problem.
We'll be switching to a much higher priced, but hopefully more consistent performing plug end on new sets. As it seems this is where most all the problems are occurring.
We've been running the wire set you're on for years with no problems until lately. The set on 80tq has been on there for a couple years, and over 700whp w/o a single problem.
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sawtooth connection, 175mm, 5000 ohms resistance
what goes bad ?
the spark plug boot/connector or the coil side boot/connector? what do you guys use for that?
sawtooth connection, 175mm, 5000 ohms resistance
what goes bad ?
the spark plug boot/connector or the coil side boot/connector? what do you guys use for that?
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