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> What is the best plug/wire combo with hotspark/petronix units, 75 2.0 - seems old plugs are causing miss- maybe arcing due to hotter
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post Jun 8 2011, 12:47 PM
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looking for advice from anyone using these, what brand etc should i use-
on plugs, somewhere i read to use a cooler plug, so what would that be?
and wires-had been using bosch but don't know how old they are-- should i get new bosch or something else??

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post Jun 8 2011, 02:06 PM
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A Pertronix shouldn't make a bit of difference in the spark. It simply triggers the coil, which produces the spark. As for changing the heat range, unless you know a LOT more about what you're doing, I wouldn't. A LOT of engineers figured out what works best, and specified the ones that work best. If you have carbs, you will probably want to go one heat range hotter, because carbs and modern fuels require it. For the plug wires, I prefer German wires other than Bosch, which are held in disregard by most techs and were NOT OE for your car. Magnacore are fine, but really pricey. If you have a 2.0, the wires are a little tricky to order. I think wires for a 912 (NOT 912E!) fit.

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