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Old 06-18-2004, 01:09 AM   #9
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My wires are stock replacement 8mm dbl. silicone from a-zone, 45* boots, they're lifetime warnt. so I change them about twice a year.
I agree that bosch supers suck but they're short so they will work in hole #2, all others have motorcrafts in them right now.
I need a good plug thats as short as a bosch super or a straight boot on that wire.
Is it possable to put a straight boot one that wire? Can I buy just a boot?
Or should I crimp that header tube for clearance, I't wouldn't take much.
Thanks guys!!
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