Magnecor Ht Leads

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Magnecor Ht Leads

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I'd love to go http://www.magnecor.co.uk/ as I've heard great things about them especially the blue (mid) ones on a 911. Any experience? At £200 or so a set I'd like to be sure.
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Post by Luke »

i had the red ones, to be honest noticed no difference at all with them, but they did look cool!
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Post by Gary71 »

If your ignition system is already in good condition then you won't notice a difference. Most people I know who have used them pick them for durability and quality.

I'm planning on getting a custom set built with Ford EDIS on one end and Porsche on the other to replace my current home brew set that are all the wrong lengths.
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Post by 210bhp »

There's a good article in the latest esses magazine which explains how to make your own for an early 911 and why some spcifications are better than others. Interesting read.
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