spark plugs and wires questions? August 04, 2007, 12:10:28 AM what does 10.4mm size spark plug wires mean and what does the size do compare to stock spark plug wires. also what size is stock and do these spark plugs wires work with any spark plug. which brands spark plugs are the best for a msd setup. do mustangs from 94-98 have a distributor so i can use msd spark plug wires from those mustangs for my cougar:cougarsmily:. Quote Selected
spark plugs and wires questions? Reply #1 – August 04, 2007, 01:18:37 AM The 4.6 uses coil packs dosen't it?... I belive stock to be 8mm and I belive all spark plugs to be the same. Stay away from multipule pr0ngs as far as spark plugs go. Quote Selected
spark plugs and wires questions? Reply #2 – August 04, 2007, 10:52:11 AM what about v6 mustang from 94-98 do they have distributor and what is multiple pr0ngs and what is the problems with them. Quote Selected
spark plugs and wires questions? Reply #3 – August 04, 2007, 02:26:49 PM the larger the conductor,, the more current carrying capacity it has. If your source of power is your coil,, it may or may not be delivering power that exceeds the wires you already have.if you have a single coil delivering 18,000 volts,, and your wires are rated for less than that,,, Then your wires are definatly de rated and going larger will help "mathmatically" but id doubt you'll notice any difference. Personally, I installed 6awg flex and made ends for the plugs ect and all i really got in return was radio noise,,,lol Quote Selected
spark plugs and wires questions? Reply #4 – August 04, 2007, 02:37:18 PM Just because the wire is bigger doesnt mean the conductor is though, a lot of them probably just add more insulator to the wire and call it bigger. Quote Selected
spark plugs and wires questions? Reply #5 – August 05, 2007, 08:56:31 PM do mustangs from 94-98 have a distributor.Quotewhat do you guy think of msd spark plug wires? Quote Selected
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