JBA 9mm plug wires??
Are the JBA 9mm plug wires any good?????
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These are the only wires that I will use. I've had a set of MSD's burn out on me after a few weeks of use, not even touching the header.
I really like the JBA wires. I've used them on 2 seperate trucks and never had any issues with them. |
IMO i dont think spark plug wires would make much difference in the performance on the new Gen III morots considering they are so short. i could understand it on the older tbi and carb motors that have much longer plug wires but i dont think you will see much difference between those and the stock one on the new motors...
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Look and work good but the stockers are just fine too. I run a stock wire set.
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Originally Posted by 53bowtie
(Post 3852345)
IMO i dont think spark plug wires would make much difference in the performance on the new Gen III morots considering they are so short. i could understand it on the older tbi and carb motors that have much longer plug wires but i dont think you will see much difference between those and the stock one on the new motors...
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Yeah, I never said they were much of a performance gain, but I just had issues with the stockers and MSD's burning the #7. Once I switched to the JBA's, I never had any other issues.
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Yea i got JBA ignition wires with my JBA Headers...(young dumb choice) besides the headers the wires have stayed nice condition and have never failed me.
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Measure the resistance on plug wires? Stock 1,000 to 1,200 ohms. MSD 30 to 40 ohms. Less resistance more current flow. Yes it does help performance.
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Originally Posted by fossil
(Post 3852665)
Measure the resistance on plug wires? Stock 1,000 to 1,200 ohms. MSD 30 to 40 ohms. Less resistance more current flow. Yes it does help performance.
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using magnecor's on mine, haven't had a problem.
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