ProParts and plug wires- What are others using?

[cu440da]

I seem to be burning through a couple sets a year. High temp boots just buy me a little extra time. Any one else have good luck with any particular brand/type?

[PA Dart Guy]

Have you tried wrapping the plug wires with something? Header wrap on them might work...

[MoPar_or _NoCar]

I like MSD Streetfire wires. Never had an issue.

[signet]

fenderwell headers 

[abodyjoe]

i used moroso and nver had a problem.  how do you have them run?

[cu440da]

The best way I figured to route them was to go under the headers. They are away from the heat, the real problem comes from 2 cylinders burning through the boots. I have the Taylor braided fiberglass protectors over them, but they are so close they eventually burn through. I've looked at the Jacobs ceramic boot wires but I'm not sure I'm ready to pay $200+ for spark plug wires.

[Thin White Duke]

I would use a real high temp sleeve.  They sell them through Jeg's etc.  How many sets have you bought?  Do they equal 200 yet?

[guzzimike]

I like MSD Streetfire wires. Never had an issue.

 

[PureGTS]

I use MSD's 8.5mm  wires w/straight bendable ends w/ high temp boot socks as required. a couple spots needed 90 ends but thats easy enough to do.

[RM440]

 boom[]If you decide to replace your headers and you want to get rid of them, let me know.

[540Valiant]

I've run the same as PUREGTS and have no problems

[speedymopars]

On the van I had a problem burning through boots on #6.

I found that my MSD 8.5 mm with the "good" 90 degree boots were too thick and got it too close to the header, causing a burn through.

I took a set of cheapy wires with a thin as all hell 90 degree boot and used that boot instead. No more problems. The extra 1-2 mm of air gap completely solved the problem. In that case the thicker boot made the problem worse.