luisdavid11

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stock wires


granatellis

Atomic

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Move your multimeter counterclockwise 1 click.


....and if its still 0 your multimeter is broken

luisdavid11

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lol these pics were taken weeks ago when i got the wires i'm not gonna go re-test them but **** for $25 i'm not going to complain they're good quality wires compared to the stock ones i had before

EDIT.. i was curious so i said **** it, went tried it out like you said and multimeter showed 00.3 so they do have some sort of resistance but compared to the rest, these are by far the best when it comes to low resistance

Choda

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All tests were done with a brand new meter on same scale

Stock AC Delco that I removed


New factory replacements from Autolite


Granatellis


MSD


Taylor


Side by Side
Taylor, Granatelli, Autolite , MSD , AC Delco


Every wire fit in the stock heat shield. I have single pics of each wire but this pretty much sums it up.

Taylor, Granatelli, Autolite , MSD






Winner of the Ohm test = Granatelli
Winner of the Fitment test = Granatelli

From my personal test if your going to spend the money for good wires, there is a clear winner. Hope this thread helps everyone.

smokeshow

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Either way, thanks for the comparison.

Choda

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Here they are installed with heat sleeves and oem metal heat shields




and one of the shop w my other toy ( that also got new wires )

scooter k

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Who wins the after installed pulling back off award without ruining it with pliers?

Choda

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all were fine and I only use the twist and pull method w the grease that comes w them.

MSD sucked getting them to SNAP on and off the coil side.

thunder550

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Interesting results, but with a run that short, a plug wire is a plug wire IMO. Only reason to buy one over another is appearance.

Choda

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You could be right but I don't agree. Every little bit helps and after 9k in my truck with performance mods, 130 dollar wires that are better than the 70 dollar ones are a no brainer. Keeping the wires from being burnt is key, the ohm testing is just an added bonus