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Spark Plug Leads
Started by Boost It Up · 25 Sept 2002 · 6 repliesPreserved from CalaisTurbo. Original authors and dates are shown; archived members are not current Holdcom accounts.
25-09-02, 13:59 GMT+10#2
I used to use Eagle 9mm leads... i got them from Hardcore Racing & Components down at Slacks Creek in Brisbane.
But 9mm leads seem to be common now.
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25-09-02, 14:41 GMT+10#3
Any brand, as long as they are spiral wound and suppressed. (dont get carbon....will only last a few months)
Top Gun are a good price, thats what I run. the US brands tend to be quite expensive and you have to make most of them up out of a universal kit.
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25-09-02, 18:37 GMT+10#4
"Magnecore" but a little too expensive but they are the better brand to chose from and are used by alot of racers.
Or a cheaper brand "Bosch" they are currently fitted to my car and doing alright, but next time I'm on the market for leads I will go the "Magnecore"s for sure.
Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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02-10-02, 20:23 GMT+10#6
I use Top Gun myself and have done on all my cars. Never had a problem.
Careful handling of them and any other lead is important to prolong the life of them.
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03-10-02, 10:49 GMT+10#7
I use Top Gun 10mm leads.
Very happy with them
Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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