accel wire ends or ngk

[rizzo4u2]

reading through the different ways to modify your coil packs, which are dyna coils or the accel for a stock replacement, which are more reliable than the other, also the replacment of the coil wires with accel wires using the ngk ends, is this needed or can you use the ends that come with the wires to make a better connection, like the 45degree ends, thankyou mike s.

[mro]

I have dyna coils on the hot rod XS. Use the boots that came with em.
Very tight fit mounting the coils tho..


mro
BTW, if you need replacement coils, less costly and works good are some from mikesxs. Think info is in the tech tips.

[dragxs11]

I think mro means mikesxs.com.
I've been using accels for some time. No apparent performance change using the provided boots, vs. the NGK's. I believe the resistive OEM NGK's are only to help squelch noise interferance when you have a radio.

[rizzo4u2]

accel coils,wires

now are you talking the accel coils or just the wires you had no problems with, using stock coils with the accel wires installed with the boots that came with them, thankyou mikes.

[TADracer]

I have been running the 3 OHM, 35000 volt Dynacoils for a few years now and they have not missed a beat. Only thing I had to do to mount them in the stock position is make four very small aluminum angles to give room for the plug wire boots at the coils. Everything else hooks up like stock.

Wires I run are Accel 8.8 MM stainless wires and I use the boots that come with the wire set. Plus, the yellow wires look great.

This all may be a bit pricey but then there is the old saying....you get what you pay for.

[rizzo4u2]

coil wire replacement

now the wires they are talking about are the super stock wires from accel for the replacement or should i go to something different to do the stock coils...........

[rizzo4u2]

resistor for aftermarket coils

now when using dyna or accel coilsdo you have to disconnect the resistor and if so leave loose or connect the wires together on the harness side, thankyou,

[John]

You will not need the resistor, just plug the wires into each other and be on your way.