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Old 09-27-2010, 12:05 PM
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Default Coil pack are relocated now I need spark wires?

I had to relocate my coil packs on my LQ9. I'm having trouble finding sparkplug wires. Stock are not long enough and I'm not sure about a universal kit. The coil pack ends are different then my old SBC with MSD wires.
Does anyone know of a kit that has the right ends for the coil packs?
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Old 09-27-2010, 12:52 PM
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msd makes the crimp on ends and has the correct boots, from there you just buy a roll of there wire and make them yourself with a crimper.
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Old 09-27-2010, 01:10 PM
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I actually used a universal HEI cut to fit wire set for mine; the HEI clips needed to be slightly crimped smaller and worked perfect, very simple.

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Thanks for the replies guy's.
Hi Jody, hope all is well! I was looking at a HEI universal kit at kragens today and the ends looked alot different then what the stock wires had. I found an old post you made and thats what made me look at the HEI set up. Thanks again for the reply.
I have to go and wait for the the Big Brown truck now! My wiring harness is coming from John at Speartech today
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Just get a set for an LT1 they have the same ends.
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I make coil relocation kits and this is the kit I recommend for the brackets. MSD part number 32079
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I make coil relocation kits and this is the kit I recommend for the brackets. MSD part number 32079
nice, gonna need a set of those in the future.

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The MSD 32079 kits work great.
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The MSD 32079 kits work great.
That's what I used.
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