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Old Jun 25, 2007 | 07:09 PM
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What does everyone have and like for plug wires? I plan to get some 8mm for the Blazer and am torn between AccelMSD or Taylor. Also do you guys reccommend going to get a new cap and rotor as well? Any suggestions or comments are appreciated.

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Old Jun 25, 2007 | 08:48 PM
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I got the accel, i like them. for cap and rotor, i got the duralast gold, like it so far, hate my plugs though
 
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I would not touch Taylor wires. Very bad quality control problems in all of their lines.

Accel isn't a bad wire. I prefer the lifetime warrantied Belden Premiums from Napa.
 
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my ride only has 25k miles on it, do you reccommend changing the plugs with the new wires? I would only swap them with new AC Delcos if I did. I wouldnt use anything but that in a Chevy. Unless it was a Vette.
 
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I heard good things about crane's firewire but i could be wrong.
 
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my ride only has 25k miles on it, do you reccommend changing the plugs with the new wires? I would only swap them with new AC Delcos if I did. I wouldnt use anything but that in a Chevy. Unless it was a Vette.
At only 25k miles, it really is a waste to install new plugs/wires. The double platinum plugs that are installed from the factory have a service life of +100k miles and in real life last well upwards of 75k miles. I would recommend that they be pulled at 50k and inspected.
 
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