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I finished installing my headers yesterday and have a couple of plug wires touching the pipes. I just put the wires on a month or so ago and don't want to buy new ones. I was wondering what others use to insulate theyour wires?
One other thing I believe it was the #4 plug was a pain to get something on it to tighten the plug. These are the Pacessetters. Is this common?
i had the same problem. i sucked it up and got the accel high temp wires. they are cut to fit so you can make them as long as you need them. i made mine a little longer and zip tied them out of the way. insulators will cost alot more than getting 50 buck accel high temp wires. you can get them at any local autozone
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