hotter coil with which wires? was: oe / posh plug wires

[Michael Williams <daserde@ucla.edu>]

Andrew Duane USG/PE decided to speak these words:

>BTW, for which wires, the Bosch were pretty good, but I swear by
>the Blue Ignitors (from Rapid Parts). Cost was about $100, versus
>about $80 for Bosch, versus $$$???$$$ from dealer. They're 5 years
>old and run great. When I had a problem with one (monkey fingers
>pulled a wire off a connector), Rapid Parts fixed them no charge
>under the lifetwime warranty.
    

My friend has this ignition coil, i cant rmemeber the brand, but he said 
that he payed about 4 or 5 hundred for it, and would give it to me for 
50.   Apparently it gives  MUCH hotter spark.  What do you guys think, 
would this make a difference on an 85 4kQ?  Would it do damage?  If i 
were to advance the timing and also use this thing would it be noticable? 
 and also, which wires would be the best for this application.  I assume 
that the higher performance ones would be able to deal with the larger 
current better...

later

Michael Sheridan Williams

My new one: 1985 4000 S Quattro
175,000+ miles, and going like a new car

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