spark plug wires

[chico68]

I have a 1968 chevy k 20 with a 350 and HEI ignition. I need to replace the plug wires, but don't want to mess around fitting and assembling them. I have the stock ram horn manifolds on. Does anyone know of an aftermarket set made for this HEI conversion or something that works great. I haven't had much luck with the sets I have used in the past. Thanks

[454chev]

plug wires from a 1975 and newer corvette with HEI will fit because they went down along side of the block.

[Mike C]

'75 Corvette wires. HEI with rams horns route the same way as the OEM truck wires did below the manifolds.

[Churchill]

MSD Super Conductors!

[Mike C]

454chev, our posts were almost exactly the same wording at exactly the same time!

[Lanman1972]

I bought a set of Taylor wires from Summit, about $60 and routed fine. Lots of options for color and boot angles.

[fp1967]

I use wires for a 1975 454, they have straight boots and I go over the top of the ramhorns. Standard #6810. If you're not familiar with Standard, it is a brand that my local parts store has been selling for years. I believe the company name is Standard Motor Products. Here are a couple of pics of my C10 engine, I also use these wires on the K10 in my avatar.

[72CampSpecial]

Originally Posted by fp1967

I use wires for a 1975 454, they have straight boots and I go over the top of the ramhorns. Standard #6810. If you're not familiar with Standard, it is a brand that my local parts store has been selling for years. I believe the company name is Standard Motor Products. Here are a couple of pics of my C10 engine, I also use these wires on the K10 in my avatar.

Where do I find the heat shields that are install on your engine in the pics? I keep burning through my #6 plug wire. I added Kevlar sleeves and that helped, but the #6 still burned through eventually..

Will they work on a 350?

thx..

[Mike C]

Restoration places like Classic Industries or LMC should have them. But run the plug wires underneath like they were originally and you are less likely to have any troubles.

[1stchevy]

Another vote for Taylor wires, give them a call they'll tell you what you need. They even told me where to order to get a better price!

[JointTech]

need more pics guys!! I was just saying to myself I dont see how you get your wires so cleanly routed. This was the best I could do ;(

[jocko]

with headers that close to the block, recommend going over the valve cover and not under the header. Not as clean as the factory look, but you're likely to burn #1/#3 in the above pic. There are several companies that sell a bracket that runs along the outer edge/lip of the valve cover - that'd work pretty well in this situation. I'm not a fan of the look of aftermarket looms/brackets, but sometimes they serve a purpose. Rams horns, I'd go under like the factory - headers, I'd go over the valve cover and keep them away from the headers as much as possible, to include angle boots.

[chico68]

Thanks guys great information. I went with fp1967 and got the big block wires they work fine, its the best set up I have used so far.