spark plug wire set
04-21-2004, 08:48 PM
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ok, i have a similar but unrelated question...
i called advance auto parts about NGK wires, cuz i know they offer 'em, and i asked about colored wires, and they said something to the affect that the ones that are colored are not direct "bolt on" (forgot the term he used) wires. meaning...not OEM ready (if that makes sense).
how true is that? and if it is, where can i get the colored ones? i want blue plugs/wires
i called advance auto parts about NGK wires, cuz i know they offer 'em, and i asked about colored wires, and they said something to the affect that the ones that are colored are not direct "bolt on" (forgot the term he used) wires. meaning...not OEM ready (if that makes sense).
how true is that? and if it is, where can i get the colored ones? i want blue plugs/wires
04-21-2004, 08:58 PM
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Doode, NGK's come in blue.
The OEM fit ones I've got are BLUE. Want the part #?
NGK # RC-XX90
Stock # 8790
They may not need that Stock #.
Call around to the local parts stores and see who can get them cheapest.
The OEM fit ones I've got are BLUE. Want the part #?
NGK # RC-XX90
Stock # 8790
They may not need that Stock #.
Call around to the local parts stores and see who can get them cheapest.
04-21-2004, 09:10 PM
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QUOTE (Shark01Racing)
ok, i have a similar but unrelated question...
i called advance auto parts about NGK wires, cuz i know they offer 'em, and i asked about colored wires, and they said something to the affect that the ones that are colored are not direct "bolt on" (forgot the term he used) wires. meaning...not OEM ready (if that makes sense).
how true is that? and if it is, where can i get the colored ones? i want blue plugs/wires
i called advance auto parts about NGK wires, cuz i know they offer 'em, and i asked about colored wires, and they said something to the affect that the ones that are colored are not direct "bolt on" (forgot the term he used) wires. meaning...not OEM ready (if that makes sense).
how true is that? and if it is, where can i get the colored ones? i want blue plugs/wires
I think they are the kits where all the cables are the same length and you cut them to fit, and put the end pieces on.
04-22-2004, 06:16 AM
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Yes, you can make your own wires from almost any brand. What I was thinking of doing was creating my own set of 10mm Magnecor R-100's. This is after I get my turbo running well and probably with either an MSD or standalone.
04-22-2004, 06:28 AM
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NGK # RC-XX90
Stock # 8790
Stock # 8790
so the xx = 87? got confused when you gave me 2 sets of numbers...
and what java is talking about is what Advanced Auto told me. are the ones you're talking about you don't have to do any cutting??
04-22-2004, 09:27 AM
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Someone toldme you can get Magnecor's in blue now, but I haven't seen them.
As for the part #, it's as I wrote above. Call up the shop and tell them that #. Or get them online like I did and save some money. You can get NGK's on ebay for CHEAP.
As for the part #, it's as I wrote above. Call up the shop and tell them that #. Or get them online like I did and save some money. You can get NGK's on ebay for CHEAP.
04-22-2004, 11:12 AM
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04-22-2004, 03:51 PM
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i just checked the NGK website for applications... on my 2000 tibby it gave me stock number 8790 and part number XX90... but i think they only come in blue... i want some spark plug wires in red... where should i go guys and im wanting to spend 50-70 bucks probably