plug leads

[Seaking]

just brought a set of these badboys on fleabay 350322684659

[align=center]Very Low Resistance 275 Ohms per Mtre[/align]
[align=center]Extreme Insulation in excess of 50Kv[/align]
[align=center]Stainless steel wire wound conduit for longevity[/align]
[align=center]High Temp silicone plug boots.[/align]
[align=center]MADE TO ISO 3808 STANDARD[/align]
[align=center]Ignition leads forMODIFIED engines a speciality.[/align]
[align=center]Quote FP216 When ordering. [/align]
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ALL LEADS FACTORY TESTED AND MADE TO MEASURE.[/align]

[singapore stag]

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I bought these a few months back, highly recommend them. They are getting progressively expensive as more and more people now buying them.

I paid a visit to the seller and he had several other popular makes cross-cut to show the innards, these came up tops by a huge margin!. Well worth the money several times over.

Sukh.

[DJT]

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I like the line:

YOU WILL NOT FIND BETTER QUALITY LEADS FOR THE PRICE

I shouldn't think you'd find any others at that price either. £96.90 inc P&P, they're 'aving a laff........:shock:

These'll do nicely:

http://www.ldpart.co.uk/shop/shop.ph...9f178ac0305336

With money left over for a night out.

Dave

[singapore stag]

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Cheaper then these, and they were not all that when cut open,.. the Ld ones go all soft and rubbery when hot.

MAGNECOR KV85 IGNITION HT LEADS Triumph Stag Mk2 3.0 V8£ 135.20 inc delivery.

[DJT]

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singapore stag wrote:

the Ld ones go all soft and rubbery when hot.

So do those on most petrol engined cars on the road. I still say there is no need to spend silly money on those leads for a normal road car. Maybe a top-fuel dragster.......

Dave