spark plug wires!

[ajaxofdoom]

i have a 91 accord 2dr lx
i just got new spark plugs and iw ant to get new wires for my car im thinkin about getting some red ones to make it look good.
i want to know what size i need 10mm? 10.5m? 9mm?
theres alot of options or will either work?!
anyone please help before i buy

[cp[mike]]

any will work, but dont base your decision on thickness, base it on quality/brand of the wires. supposedly "thicker is better" but it isnt, if the wires are shitty.

[ajaxofdoom]

ok well i really dont know if these will be good what do you think?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/90-93...16109067QQrdZ1

[Black92AccordEX]

I Got Them Wires!!! lol BTW They r Pritty Nice for The Price, and look good too...

[NAiL05]

You might as well use wire and run it individually to your plugs and those arent worth anything. You want good wires? NGK or OEM. MSD is decent but they dont fit well. Nology/Magnecor havent heard any good about them.

[Jtschupp04]

i like both msd and nology. stay with stock thickness. changing thickness with stock ignition changes resitance whick can possibly cause some problems. stay with the same thickness. msd and nology both do not claim any hp gains only electronic noise suppression. suppression is key so the thousands of volts will not hinder the sensors from communicating with the computer correctly.

[whitejdmcb7]

what about those spoon sports wires???? anyone ever had any experiance with them

[sin2k5]

i bought a set of generic ones from a local auto parts place and the rubber plug part of the wires were able to slide up and down the wires independantly -- which meant that the connection wasnt as secured. vibrations from driving caused one of the plugs to come loose one day (right after a tune up) and my car cut off on the road --

obviously i assumed i had bigger problems...turned out it was the stupid plugs i just replaced...the plugs function fine though...i just had to make damn sure the thing was plugged 'in' and didnt just appear to be plugged in because the rubber part was on the cap (partly my fault for not double checking, but then again...never had to 'make sure' with my old ngk wire, because plugged in was plugged in!)

[Turbo Dave]

OEM or NGK like Nail said. For any 4cyl not pushing over 200 hp then its pointless. OEM spark is strong enough.

[NAiL05]

i like both msd and nology. stay with stock thickness. changing thickness with stock ignition changes resitance whick can possibly cause some problems. stay with the same thickness. msd and nology both do not claim any hp gains only electronic noise suppression. suppression is key so the thousands of volts will not hinder the sensors from communicating with the computer correctly.

Que? Search for spark plug comparison on Honda Tech. Most people will not run Nology because they just suck. MSD is a lot better than nology other than the fitment issue. Yes it has some power gain. NGK/OEM were tested. The OEM did pretty well for being however old it was during the test. I think it was on some B series or a boosted setup. Forgot what it was.

[Stealthman80]

I just bought all 5 wires form honda cost me $130 with discount fuckin expensive shit, but oem is best. the ngk's are like half the price and there almost the same as stock

[b-bomb]

I have 10mm Ractive wires and they work great. I've never had a problem with fitment or not being connected and it gives a better spark than stock. I got them off ebay for like 20 bucks and it was completely worth it.

[cb7owner]

im running taylor 10 mm wires and got no problems, on my crx im running accel 9 mm got them from here
www.summitracing.com
fairly priced to me?

[NAiL05]

OEM IS STILL THE BESTISIST IF YOU CAN AFFORD haha yes I said it eat my made up words.

[F22Turbo702]

I refuse to use anything but NGk on all the Honda motors I build, from my own stock motor to 800whp turbo B20 VTEC's.

-Kyle