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Old 01-14-2009, 09:44 PM   #1 (permalink)
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1991 mr2 spark plug wires

im looking to get new wires for my mr2 5sfe engine n/a, i have stock wires i was going to buy some but i forgot the brand can anyone help me, by telling which are the best wires i could get
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OEM is the best -especially for the price. Unless you are making 400+hp, OEM wires are more than adequet. If you're stock, or close to it, you will not see any gains from those expensive NGK wires.
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Old 01-15-2009, 02:09 AM   #3 (permalink)
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Yea My Engine Stock.
So Oem Is The Best Way Too Go
I Found Some Msd Wires How Can I Install Those
Or What About Some Trd Wires?
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Old 01-15-2009, 07:21 AM   #4 (permalink)
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Those are good wires, but the OEM's are about $70.00 . You could spend the $140.00+ for the other wires and not see 1 iota of difference over the OEM.
Best way to replace the wires is to change them 1 by 1.
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so i wont see nothing different if i buy the msd wires so go for the oem ones, meaning changing them one by one?
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Take the wires of one at a time. Remove the old #1 wire then put on the new #1 wire. Then take off the old #2 wire, then put one the new #2 wire, and so on and so forth..Simple
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You can get a set of wires, cap & rotor off ebay for cheap! I was told the factory wires are good for 700 HP - thats what I use. Also the factory wires are marked, & so is the factory cap, so replacing them is easy. #1 cylinder is on the Passenger side, & #4 on the driver side. Its pretty easy to do.

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