Normal Resistence For Spark Plug Wires?
04-20-2007, 07:33 AM
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wait wait wait wait ... Webtech say :
-1 : 15.3k
-2 : 12.4k
-3 : 10.7k
-4 : 8.8k
these are what you should read on stock wires ... at least from Webtech AND Haynes book!
search Webtech with "spark plug cable"
-1 : 15.3k
-2 : 12.4k
-3 : 10.7k
-4 : 8.8k
these are what you should read on stock wires ... at least from Webtech AND Haynes book!
search Webtech with "spark plug cable"
04-20-2007, 02:54 PM
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Not sure what you're trying to get at here...
Those numbers for resistance is crazy high, and as I understand it, lower is better. Lower resistance means more of the electric spark reaches the spark plug, making a larger spark, which then ignites more fuel. Better fuel efficiency and more bang for your buck.
I'd go with PRDs
Those numbers for resistance is crazy high, and as I understand it, lower is better. Lower resistance means more of the electric spark reaches the spark plug, making a larger spark, which then ignites more fuel. Better fuel efficiency and more bang for your buck.
I'd go with PRDs