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Nology wires or H.P. Bavarian wires?
Hi, I just want to change my ignition wires, but I don't know what could be better for my
E36 The nology hot wires or the Bavarian High Performance wires ?. Any opinion will be welcome. |
I would stick with OEM ones buddy
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Unless you've upgraded your ignition coils and spark plugs, buying high performance wires would be throwing money away for no gain. The OEM BMW wires are more than sufficient for the stock ignition system.
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True true
Please they work with such small tollerences that performance leads will probably be more trouble than good at high RPM |
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Placebo effect.
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It depends on the OEM ignition wires. On an Eclipse, sure, perhaps the OEM one's weren't that great. AFAIK these cars are pretty quality in that regard, and without having upgraded other parts of your engine, as well as your ignition system, significantly, I can't imagine them helping much at all.
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Oi!! dont bring RP into this
If you two want to fight, fcuk off and do it somewhere else! |
It's not a fight man calm the fcuk down, It's called a conversation.....
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Dont think we got the eclipse over here
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Made by mitsubishi, The engine potential is phenomenal but also extremely tricky to work with. One thing goes wrong and it's all down hill from there.
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i doubt BMW uses some godly wires that can't be improved upon. you don't need to upgrade the coils to see the difference. |
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Don't have an idea about the wires listed above. But I'm sure that BMW OEM are good for the job ! Unless, youre not running stock ignition coils .
Talking about wires, Cone must have seen this. Has anyone seen how skinny thin the wires on a 2005 Toyota Land Cruiser GX.R (6cyl) are ??!?! They look like straws !!! (OEM ofcourse) |
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Also-yeah, stock ones are just fine. Eventually I am going to get an MSD ignition and coil. When i do that I am going to get 8-10mm Taylor wires. Had em' on the dinger, and loved em :thumbup: |
Now thats g00d thinking ! ! !
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