smithy68 Wolfsburg Wizard
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What do people recommend?
The motor is a stock rebuilt 1300cc S/P.
smithy68 Wolfsburg Wizard
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smithy68 wrote:I have ordered a SVDA dizzy with electric points from Aircooled.net and want to know, should I buy the standard Bosch wires or get some other wires?
What do people recommend?
The motor is a stock rebuilt 1300cc S/P.
sander288 "Bolt-on Master"
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Just use the stock leads, HT leads etc havn't been shown to produce much difference anyway the stock ones are best because they have the right rubber around the tinware etc...vw54 wrote:use the stock leeds
smithy68 Wolfsburg Wizard
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sander288 wrote:Just use the stock leads, HT leads etc haevn't been shown to produce much difference anyway the stock ones are best because they have the right rubber around the tinware etc...vw54 wrote:use the stock leeds
I got some Beru ones from boris at vintage I've used el-cheapo blue ones, top gun leads (from Repco) and the stock ones are by far the best
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stagvee40 wrote:Dont be fooled with copper leads, they were the bee's knees 20 years ago, but plug lead technology has come a long way since then. I use a modern NGK lead with an inner spiral and have never had any problems. Though copper wont be worse i guess.
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