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Any benefit to running Taylor 10mm wires?

Less resistance, better conductivity = stronger spark with higher efficiency.
Maybe a little smoother idle or slight milage advantage. Better quality, longer life, etc.

Oh yeah... cool factor.

So..... not really. Lol. Just do it!
 

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+1 more vote for stock AC Delco plugs. I'd also recommend stock AC Delco wires but if any aftermarket, I'd +1 vote for Taylor. I've had problems with MSD and Accel and I know I've read of others having some issues. I used to find Taylors for cheaper than AC Delco and they're available in cooler colors, if you're into that sort of thing.
 
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+1 more vote for stock AC Delco plugs. I'd also recommend stock AC Delco wires but if any aftermarket, I'd +1 vote for Taylor. I've had problems with MSD and Accel and I know I've read of others having some issues. I used to find Taylors for cheaper than AC Delco and they're available in cooler colors, if you're into that sort of thing.
Where did you find Taylor’s? Now I’m interested
 

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Called Taylor,
The only thing he said that bothers me was,
The heat shield around the plug will not fit over their plug boot.

Meh. I'd get heat socks. Those shields are just an OEM version of them. The socks work better, anyway.
 

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