I have an extra set of new Taylor 409's I am willing to let go for 60 shipped to the lower 48.
Bryan
http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h5...Taylor_409.jpg
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I have an extra set of new Taylor 409's I am willing to let go for 60 shipped to the lower 48.
Bryan
http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h5...Taylor_409.jpg
Damn, I wish they were longer!
GL
Great wires - love mine.
Any advantage to these over my stock ones? They do look cool lol. Ive just never researched plug wires before...
How much are they new? If I dont buy them where can i get them. I got to get some cash in the bank before I start spending on the truck again. But I want these exact wires.
They are 71 something from summit with handling it comes out to a bit over 80, so whoever buys them is saving 20 or so dollars.Quote:
Originally Posted by Show&Go
If you still have them next friday PM me and Ill buy them from ya.
would these work for me??
and if so, what are the advantages over stock wires if there are any??
These wires are huge compared to stock, mainly due to the insulation. That means they withstand heat better as well as what's stated below:
409 Race-Fit Pro Wires start with Taylor's 8mm wires (available in spiral-wound or solid core) with a silicone inner insulator, fiberglass braid, and a 100 percent pure silicone jacket. Then they add a heat-treated fiberglass mesh skin and a third layer of pure silicone to get a full 10.4mm diameter. Taylor even bonds pure silicone boots directly to the wires. The results are wires that have a 100,000+ volt dielectric strength rating that gets more spark to your plugs.
How do there compair to MSD Wires?