Spark plug wires

[Bill Cleveland]

I am running an Accel 52000 breakerless distributor in my bucket. I am also using Taylor solid core wires. I read recently that this is a big no-no with breakerless distributors, as it will fry the module in the distributor. Is that true??? Should I change to suppression type wires?

(This is me when it comes to electrics . . . )

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[mike wade]

Just me maybe but I don't like solid core wire anymore, so I would say you need to only use resistor wires..........But I don't have a cut & dried reason ,,,,,,,,,

I just might decide to run a radio and I think those solid core wires interfer with more than a radio you have to remember we did not have all this high tech stuff way back when......

[Uncle Larry]

Spanky, please do not post pictures of Mike on the website. It scares all the little kids.

[Bill Cleveland]

OK, so I downloaded an article from ACCEL and they say, "Do NOT use solid metal core spark plug wires" with breakerless distributors!
So . . . I ordered these:
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[mike wade]

That is what I try to use all the time........Good Choice........Don't listen to Uncle Larry he is old and senile..... :)!See Uncle Larry this kid loves me....

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[winfield scott]

Taylor's are what I have always used with no problems Spanky