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Old 04-02-2002, 03:09 PM   #5
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Originally posted by Hozer 88GTConv
Thanks for the tips, I didn't think crossfire was an issue with good wires like MSD's...
Spark plug wires with thicker insulation certainly will help reduce crossfire, but that Blaster coil can easily make up for it! Just make sure the wires going to #5 & #6 are not touching at all.

Also, don't forget to remove your spout connector when you reset your timing.

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