sparkplug wires

[Todd Young]

I've got a set of basic Magnecor wires on my 12valve V6 and they have
worked great. It's been over a year and no problems. Getting time for
some new plugs though.

The best part....they were only $80 with shipping, though they might
have gone up in price some since then.

http://www.magnecor.com/

Marc Sims wrote:
> I presume you mean the car won't accelerate like it should when the
> pedal is
> dumped, not enough spark / inefficient leads (almost feels as if it's
> trying
> to flood ).
>
> What engine you running? my V6 12v does the same it took a brand new set of
> leads to stop it however a month later the same thing started to show up
> again, I will say however I bought a £70 set of leads and not the original
> audi stock ones that sell for £200.
>
> I have to question buying consumables off ebay though (no flame intended),
> were they sold by a dealer or private? I could If I wanted, box my used
> leads up after giving them a wipe down and sell them on ebay as new, I just
> hope you haven't had someone do that to you, (obviously not a true Audi fan
> if that is the case).
>
> Anyway all I can suggest it to cough up for the over priced ones at the
> local audi dealer, they have a typically good audi warranty because audi
> know they will last more than a years driving, unlike my el cheapo ones.
>
> Marc S
>
>
>> Any got problems with Bosch wires ? i got them on eBay and 3 weeks later
>> there were began to jump the fire...!!!!!!
>>
>> i got others one,, and i thinks its begin to do the same thing,,,
>> maybe the
>> problem is not the cable ?
>>
>> the fire is jumping again on humide days.... with new cable !!!
>>
>> need help
>> thanks
>> Denis
>
>
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Todd Young
7079 Dawn Ave. E.
Inver Grove Heights, MN 55076