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 Which wires for Accel 300+ Ignition 
		
		
		I'm running an Accel 300+ ignition and coil, and I've got 9mm fms wires but one was bad so its just a stock replacement (crappy). I get a small bucking and kicking when I'm cruising (not on the gas or off). It goes away after a quick hit on the gas. Anyone know if the fms 9mm are good for the ignition system or should I find something better? 
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 The accell 300+ wires are probaly good, i never used them, but i have regular 8mm spiral core wires and havent had any problems. 
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 Stay away from the 300+ wires, they bond themselves to the plug and will not come off.  Yes I use lots of dielectric grease, and I have a boot puller.  I'm on my 5th(& final) set from advance auto, thank god for their lifetime warranty.   
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 Well, i have the accell spiral 8mm as i said above, no problems, but my fms wires stuck to the plugs 
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 Get some Taylor or MSD wires. 
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 Yeah, I'm starting to lean away from the FMS wires. They're not holding up after 2 years now. Do the MSD wires work well with the Accel ignition system? 
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 The new MSD wires have the lowest resistance of any wire out there which = more current to the plug. 
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