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Join Date: Nov 2012
Location: santa rosa,california
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Re: Under-The-Header Spark Plug Wire Routing
I think there might be some confusion about my earlier post so I'll re-explain how it works.
If you don't have stainless steel lashing wire you can use welding rod.You bend the rods exactly how you want to run the wires. On the number one plug come straight down about 2 inches then put a nice rounded bend in it.Tape the spark plug wire to the rod for its entire length under the header. Bend the rod so it clears anything in its way. You then put the sleeve over the wire to hide the welding rod and tape. If your using clamp together wire separators you might need to take a dremel tool and hog out a little extra room. This will keep the 4 wires in the correct shape so they don't touch or come to close to the header. On the rear of the block you bolt on the rams horn style clamp to keep everything level and straight. If your using a corrected cap distributor cap the install is extremely clean and tidy. I think you can search the various hot boat forums for pictures as most of them use upswept dry or wet stacks and its easier to see the routing and parts. |
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