Sparkplug Wires

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  1. ronr11

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    Got My Engine Running Today But The Wires Are Really Close To Headers Ex: 4cylinder Are There Any Metal Covers Etc To Prevent The Wire From Burning Up Thanks Ron
     
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    stmanser Looking for a Maverick

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    Thanks For Info Expensive Little Suckers
    I Guess It's Better Than Replacing Wires Every Week
     
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    i used header wrap on the first 8" of each primary and fiberglass boot-covers with good success
     
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    summit has spark plug boots from taylor and dei. i can't remember what brand i use but they work great. run about $53 for a set of 8. not cheap but they work.:)
     
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    here is an idea.....take a pair of old coveralls....or levi's....cut out sections about 6 inches wide....about 8 inches long...fold it over on itself the 8 inch way..(so its thick)..wrap it around the spark plug and then use a metal tie wrap or metal bread bag tie.....

    cheap and would work pretty good....

    might work might not.....i just came up with it....
     
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    Craig Selvey Indiana State Rep - MCCI

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