Ignition Wire Set... any comments?
#1
Ignition Wire Set... any comments?
Hello Maxima Lover,
What is your idea on Ignition Wire Set and Spark plugs? Which you think should be used in 1990 Maxima.
I am thinking of changing these two things. About two years I had changed spark plugs but not wires. This time I want to change both.
Thanks
Suya
What is your idea on Ignition Wire Set and Spark plugs? Which you think should be used in 1990 Maxima.
I am thinking of changing these two things. About two years I had changed spark plugs but not wires. This time I want to change both.
Thanks
Suya
#7
What are wires used for? Conduct electrons to the plug...
What is the known best conductor? Copper...
Who sells them as a product. Nobody!? Yes, NoBody...
How to get THE best? DIY: http://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/748507/12
Troubleshooter will ask u; "what was the last sound": *bosch*
What is the known best conductor? Copper...
Who sells them as a product. Nobody!? Yes, NoBody...
How to get THE best? DIY: http://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/748507/12
Troubleshooter will ask u; "what was the last sound": *bosch*
#9
Originally Posted by android94301
Can anyone tell me why Platinum Bosch's are no good? I just put some in, the ones with a double spark gap electrode. Should I take em out?
If double gap was provenly better than one, three, four, none - all would be using those. The application also dictates many of the variable why there is no single one solution above all. I use only NGK - but no general hurrah there... Current platinum so far work great.
Btw. NGK has great website around spark problematics... seek out.
#10
Bosch sucks. Even German BMW's run better off of NGK's. Wiking you are right about the copper wire. When I worked at Autozone there was a vendor that sold just copper wire to make universal wires. I don't remember the name. NGK wires are real good too.
#11
Originally Posted by rawmax1
Bosch sucks. Even German BMW's run better off of NGK's. Wiking you are right about the copper wire. When I worked at Autozone there was a vendor that sold just copper wire to make universal wires. I don't remember the name. NGK wires are real good too.
NGK wires (as some others) actually contain one (1!!) hairthin wire; thats the way to go if u buy. However, sometimes the actual wire inside is not connected; u can hear that shoddy work.
#12
Originally Posted by 3rdgene
depends on the mods you want to have or have and the kind of money you are willing to spend on them....Nology makes the best ignition wires and spitfire makes good plugs
#13
Originally Posted by android94301
Can anyone tell me why Platinum Bosch's are no good? I just put some in, the ones with a double spark gap electrode. Should I take em out?
also platinum is a poor conductor (compared to copper)...they use platinum because it's a harder metal...last longer.
#15
Originally Posted by kpic
Tried Bosch - and now use NGK, world of difference. Actually I do not know anything that runs good on Bosch gear??
But for example try buying bosch el drills - next week stinkeysmokey, then buy again...
#18
Originally Posted by kpic
Lets put it this way, I just came in from changing the plugs on my max & I used NGK. Use NGK for plugs & wires and this cannot be stressed enough (trust me I learned the hard way) use only genuine Nissan for rotor & cap
NGK wire is best buy, not perfect. Only >solution< is DIY copper wire.
#19
Dang it guys... you just reminded me I have to go put in my new V-power plugs. Great just create more work for me.
Btw, I've been running Bosch 4s for the past 2 years... they suck. Got better after about a year, but not perfect. Defintley wasn't worth the price.
And after reading my past few posts. I think I'm beginning to type like you Wiking.
Btw, I've been running Bosch 4s for the past 2 years... they suck. Got better after about a year, but not perfect. Defintley wasn't worth the price.
And after reading my past few posts. I think I'm beginning to type like you Wiking.
#20
Originally Posted by kcidmil
Dang it guys... I'm beginning to type like you....
#23
Originally Posted by kcidmil
So did you ever kill that bear yet there wiking. It did a lot of damage to your audi. I'm still looking for that Deere that destroys cars over here.
Well, actually was so pissed off with my audi collision, that will not go to near any audi or bearmarket. But analysing this now later, it left so big sCars in my soullife, that I have difficulty in investing my maxima, all has to be 0$ scrapmetal bent bymyself. Waiting, maybe?, always for next crAsh. (Feel sorry yall ppl who have been in a crash...) The funny thing was that 30sec before I had opened my radio (thats seldom) where a pastor says: "whatever comes to you, take it from your Father in heaven..." ...and there goes my half year job (audi) banG! ...dangling cling clang clong on the icy road under the plow.
The problem is, there is no insurance for your labour and/or invested parts. My max is far cry from stock (maybe +1000hrs?) but basically invested material is on spares and foglights... drillbits for the swiss cheese turbo.
#24
Originally Posted by rawmax1
Wiking you are right about the copper wire. When I worked at Autozone there was a vendor that sold just copper wire to make universal wires. I don't remember the name.
#25
Originally Posted by nelledge
Not sure if these are the wires you were speaking of. There are a couple of different companies that use copper cores. I believe these are braided which will allow for more flexibility than a solid copper wire.
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