My new Magnacors just got here. It is killing me to wait until the engine is cold to install them and the new plugs. I am trying to summon Mr Miagi.

I'll let you know how well they do in a few hours....

 

I heard those are the best you can get! Let us know how they are!!

And have fun installing them! HAHAHA

 

Don't mis-match the wires mr. electrical engineer dude. [sm=icon_rtfm.gif][sm=joke.gif]

Always wanted to use the first one too. OKdiscoguy, you always provide the oppurtunity!!!

Good luck and let me know if I should invest.

 

I havea D1. I did it with Bosch wires 2 years ago. Took about 30 minutes with the plugs. Nothing is in the way....[:-]

 

Ok, I am good. Worth the money. Didn't know how bad I had it. Went with Bosch platinum +4's and I can feel the bumps going away. I thought it was smooth before, but it is very nice. Seems to have more pickup as well, but it always does when you get a new part. I think it got faster after the headliner too....[:-]

Had to edit and say buy them. Nothing else.

 

I'm in my mechanic says I don't need them but I'm buying them anyway. I can see how they are wire. Is is a matter of just taking the old ones out and putting the new ones in? Could I give it a try and do it myself? I mean not me but my husband will do it, so if anything I'll blame him lol.

 

I take it from your screen name you have a 96. If so, it is easy. You may just want to buy them now and save them for when you need them. They are going up fast. Went up about $30 in the past few months. My wires were cheap and bad anyway...one boot pulled off in my hand..

 

RTFM? is this something about remembering the manual? I am not up on my lol IM stuff....I'll have to find a 13 year old to translate.

 

Changing plug wires is easy. Just remember to remove and replace them one wire at a time. That way you can choose the right length each time and never get them mixed up.

Dave

 

I just put magnecor 8's in my 2003, and I went with the new Bosch +4 fusion, with no issues. If you want to buy the best for your truck, yet again, and spend an extra 40 - 50 bucks on plugs try them out.