7mm vs. 8mm spark plug wires
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You're right - the quality of the cable (both conductor and insulator) is a factor. But, I know in terms of Magnecor, it's not only the insulation that is thicker; It's the conductor which is thicker, as well. When multiplied per cm (remember you can't just compare a cross section of .05mm when speaking of the entire length of a cable,) it allows for higher conduction / less resistance.
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I have to give my $.02 on this. Bought a set of magnecor 7mm's and was not impressed with the quality vs. price. They seemed a little on the short side and I had to replace one. My next go around I ordered a set of 8mm Kingsborne's and asked them to add 2" to the length. They did so without extra charge. The coil end of the plug is numbered so it made it easy to match to coil order. So far, I have been very happy with the Kinngbornes and feel that the quality, price, and service have been spot on.
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You're right - the quality of the cable (both conductor and insulator) is a factor. But, I know in terms of Magnecor, it's not only the insulation that is thicker; It's the conductor which is thicker, as well. When multiplied per cm (remember you can't just compare a cross section of .05mm when speaking of the entire length of a cable,) it allows for higher conduction / less resistance.