Installing Magstar Super Inductor Wires

[tlej@live.com]

Well the guy I bought the car from had theses in the trunk,

http://www.generalcable.com/NR/rdonl...gstarSS_FA.pdf

Is it worth installing them?.. They're yellow, and I think they'd look cool.. But besides that? I'm not to sure what they do.. Or how to completely install them. Any responses would help.


EDIT: Also a little side question. Is the "Low on gas light" suppose to come on when you turn the key to the II position? (When all the other lights come on)

[faqncb7]

ALL the wire are a certain length take one off the car and compare it in length to a new one. If there the same put the new one in place once there are all in your done. If you take them all off at once you might get them mixed up and the car will miss fire.

[deevergote]

They won't be any better than the OEM wires... probably worse, actually. The Sumitomo wires that come from the factory have been tested to produce the best results out of all major options (Magstar not being one of them... in fact, I never heard of that brand before...)

If you want to install them, faqncb7 has it right. The 4 wires will have 4 unique lengths. The shortest wire will go to the cylinder closest to the distributor. Look at the wire on there now, and see where it goes on the distributor... Put the new short wire in its place.

[tlej@live.com]

Sounds easy enough. But I'm guessing they were in the trunk for a reason. The OEM are probably better.

[deevergote]

or the guy was just lazy...


But yeah, Sumitomo wires are best, NGK are next... everything else is a gimmick. Really, the stock ignition system is good for more than 500hp... which most of us will never even see.

[bigpoppa694lyfe]

magstar wires r the lowend advance auto 8.5mm wire. they arent all that bad but i didnt notice any difference in spark strength so it wasnt really worth the money

[cb7 dohc]

msd wire or just stay with the oem