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Clewett Engineering Ignition Wires...
Yes, thinking about my winter upgrade/maintenance again...
Anyone tried these? Just noticed that our host carries them now & is in the recommended upgrade section.
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12-10-2004, 10:59 AM
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I put them into the track car, and they work great! Understand that you will need to drill out the plastic wire-holding/wire-routing parts as the Clewett wires have a larger diameter than the stock ones.
I think that the quality of these is great, and they have done very nicely in several track days so far. Tom
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Thanks for the feedback Tom...
I don't have the wire holding parts since the day I bought the car so I guess one less hassle Do you also have experience with Magnecore? Do they have similar quality? Trying to see if its worthwhile spending another $75.
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I don't have experience with Magnecores, and I don't even know what brand of wires I pulled off, although they looked "OEM". Here's a link to a search, and there are more links within it: Need plug wire recommendation... The one item I saw early on in this post was a concern of the potential fragility of Magnecore ends, and not sealing well to the valve covers. I had neither of these issues with the Clewett wires. And this was the first time I had changed wires on a 911. Tom
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