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Does anyone know if you can use these Accel metal braided spark plug wires part #8011b w/ a MSD 6al ignition box? In the instructions that came w/ the wires from Accel it states..."for street use only" as "ultra powerful racing ignitions may cause a conductive effective resulting in arcing to the metal shield. Does a MSD 6al classify itself as a ultra powerful racing ignition?
if its putting out more than 30,000 volts then yes....... i'm not sure on the voltage rating on them... they might be a 40,000... those metal braided plug wires aren't really a good idea, they look nice.... but they tend to heat up and melt the innards if you're not careful
Don't do it, I had really bad luck with these wires . They work good for only a short time . The metal sleeves arc out and cause misfires. Do yourself a favor and get a set of 8.8 accel or moroso blue max wires
I found out you can't use them because of the core material too. I returned them to Summit and got a set of Universal MSD 8.5 super conductors. Theym are fatter than I thought they would be.
"ultra powerful racing ignitions may cause a conductive effective resulting in arcing to the metal shield. Does a MSD 6al classify itself as a ultra powerful racing ignition?
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any kind of ignition, or voltage may resulting in arcing with those wires. they work good if you need a light under the hood to work by. :whacked: :cool:
Ya but Mike, at night all them pretty blue sparks dancing around under the hood are really kew!!!! Now if you were to loop some of them wires out into the wheel well and all your friends could see you driving around with all that sparking and arcing going on............
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Originally posted by Dave Severson
Ya but Mike, at night all them pretty blue sparks dancing around under the hood are really kew!!!! Now if you were to loop some of them wires out into the wheel well and all your friends could see you driving around with all that sparking and arcing going on............
:HMMM: you might be on to something there dave. if you had a gas leak it really would be something. :eek:
i hate to admit it, but i had a set of them on one of my cars for about 2 min. yrs. ago:CRY:
thats why they make the super cool clear distributor caps :DQuote:
Originally posted by Dave Severson
Ya but Mike, at night all them pretty blue sparks dancing around under the hood are really kew!!!! Now if you were to loop some of them wires out into the wheel well and all your friends could see you driving around with all that sparking and arcing going on............
Good thought, Mike. Maybe just a small leak off the fuel regulator hanging on the fenderwell or something??? Yup, add me to the list of folks (fools?) who wasted money on them flippin' wires!!!
yup, just like a lotta ford guys dont realize they should put an elbow on there fuel filter off the carb, cause the fuel filter ussually sits only inches from the coil and distributor