Spark Plug wire cap resistors?
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Im going to be making some spark plug wire for some AEM ignition coils i will be fitting. Something i wondered, do modern ignition systems use the ceramic resistor that can be found in plugs caps to stop interference? The reason i ask is id like to use an ngk plug cap but i know these have a resistor built in. I didnt want to fit them for the resistor to cause issues.
Like this: https://www.miataturbo.net/attachmen...ine=1371838753 The plugs im planning on using are these, if it makes a difference: Flyin' Miata : Engine/Drivetrain : Fuel and Ignition : NGK race spark plugs Thanks Mike |
dont use resistorless plugs.
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I run resistorless plugs on regular wires. No issues.
FYI those plugs are less than $3 each. http://www.summitracing.com/parts/ngk-4091 edit: I should also mention that I run LS2 truck coils and they had a much bigger effect on my spark than spark plug and spark wire choice. |
Originally Posted by Braineack
(Post 1023855)
dont use resistorless plugs.
Originally Posted by soviet
(Post 1023856)
I run resistorless plugs on regular wires. No issues.
FYI those plugs are less than $3 each. http://www.summitracing.com/parts/ngk-4091 Thanks guys, the link was just the quickest one i could find, i wouldn't be getting them from FM. If i was using normal plugs would the 5ohm ceramic resistor in the plug caps cause issues, or would i be better off just using some normal boots? Mike |
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