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how to secure new spark plug wires

well I will be putting in new magnacore wires in the SC...how did you guys secure the lines...I think zip ties would be a bit tacky

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MJ

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Check out this thread. Or perform a search. Lots of people have done this one.
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yep I saw that but mine is an SC and do not have those types of wire managers...I guess I can buy them and adapt to the SC...but anyone have other suggestions??

MJ
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Yeah, make some

Unfortunately you probably don't have the time, but I figure this is the sort of thing that would be fun and satisfying to try and fabricate.

Alternatively, you could look at some of the stuff the V8 guys use (preferably the less pimpy stuff) and modify to suit.

Or ultra simple - the way the factory did the twin plug ones with simple clamps around the wire bundle with rubber to protect the wire. Don't have time to find a good picture - have to do some work!

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