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04-05-2008, 01:21 PM
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Spark plug wire length?
Ok this weekend i am installing new plugs and wires.I am using nkg plugs that are 1 step colder and arospeed 10.2mm wires.All of the wires are exact length except for my #1 cylinder which is the longest wire,it is about 1.75" shorter than stock but still reaches from plug to coil.My question is will this hurt any performance or spark issues as i would like to get goin on my project but unfortunelty these need to be done first.Thanx for any info.
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