Screamin Eagle 10 mm Spark Plug Wires
Yeah i was thinking about doing the horn cover black...something needs to change on that side too much raw aluminum on that side. But i want to keep the chrome to black ratio .......so im trying to figure out exactly what to do.
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Here's some other choices: http://uskoolines.com/Colors.html
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I may never know, I may never push it hard enough for the plug wires to make a difference. I know I wanted quality plug wires, and I wanted blue. The only ones that fell into both slots were the Accels.
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I think you will notice a performance improvement if you have a lot of miles on your previous set up, wires with a lot of miles and or age usually start leaking and shorting to ground (thats how the manufactures make their claims, most people change plugs / wires when due or over due for a tune up, and will notice a performance improvement).
When the wires start going bad you can see the wires leaking in the dark, wires will be glowing / shorting to ground. You can also feel it, just run your fingers along the wires
. Also when I check resistance I move the wire around and make sure I get a steady reading. My front cylinder wire had fluctuations most likely damaged from a previous accident that I had.
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