Posted by chvet73 on February 25, 2022 at 10:04:26 from (68.119.136.26):
In Reply to: Spark plug wires posted by grandpa Love on February 25, 2022 at 06:33:35:
About 25 years ago I purchased a vintage Corvette. That was my project and toy for 18 years. One of the 1st things I did was put in new Accel plug wires. They were supposed to be excellent quality. A short time later the car developed a miss that I couldnt trace. One night I opened the hood, with the car running, before turning the garage light on. Ive never seen a light show like it. Almost every wire was arcing along its path. So much for Accel quality. The wire were only a few months old. Replaced them and all was well for the next 17 years. Moral of the story is whatever wires you choose buy quality ones. Its amazing how bad am vehicle can run on poor quality wires.
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