pamcopete
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The Autolite #63 plug is a resistor spark plug so no need for suppressor wires or resistor caps. That means that you can use the cheaper set.
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Spark plug wires w/ Pamco
- Thread starter davem222
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abyssmaltailgate
Greenhorn Mechanic
I'm curious now too because I've always heard to run suppression core wires with electronic ignitions. I have the PAMCO 277 rephase ignition hooked up to my build, and I'm getting ready to purchase some spark plug wires so I was planning on using suppression core. Now this thread goes back a few years, but after reading through, it almost sounds like I can and should use standard copper core wires?
Along with the Pamco 277 ignition, I'll be running Dynatek 3 ohm mini coils to the NGK 1034 plugs with a PMA from Hugh... still sounds like I should go with suppression core??
Along with the Pamco 277 ignition, I'll be running Dynatek 3 ohm mini coils to the NGK 1034 plugs with a PMA from Hugh... still sounds like I should go with suppression core??
Non-resistance, (non-suppression), wire needs to have, (one of, not both), resistance spark-plugs or resistance caps.
Resistance, (suppression), leads needs non-resistance caps and plugs
Resistance, (suppression), leads needs non-resistance caps and plugs
abyssmaltailgate
Greenhorn Mechanic
Thanks Skull, so... it's really as simple as that? Sounds like I'm golden then 
