RE: spark plug wires

["Bradley T. Peet" <btpeet@effervescent.com>]

I'm sort of fascinated by the concept behind the HotWires featured in that EC 
article.  The idea is that the duration of the spark is reduced, thereby 
delivering a much hotter spark only for a shorter period of time (assuming 
the same amount of energy is dissipated).  If you're interested look at 
www.nology.com for a little more info.

In any event, if I go nuts and actually order a set, I'll be sure to post my 
impressions of them to the list here and/or my web page.

-Bradley Peet
http://effervescent.com/btp/vw.html
1986 Scirocco 16V 2.0 liter, Quaife, etc., etc.
1987 Quantum Syncro Wagon (for sale, even)

On Tuesday, August 19, 1997 7:32 PM, Jim Buck [SMTP:vwpride@mixi.net] wrote:
> joshua14@juno.com wrote:
> >
> > I was considering getting new spark plug wires for my 88 16v and I wanted
> > to know what some of you guys recommend.  My thoughts...8mm bosch or
> > neuspeed.  In EC they had a 16v scirroco project where they did the wires
> > and I think some sort of spark advance/amplify or something do you guys
> > remember what stuff it was besides the nology wires.  I read some letters
> > on the list about the nology being terrible, but what about with the
> > spark advance/amplifly thing-a-ma-bob?
> >
> > Joshua
> > 16v
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> I have the Neuspeed ones and they seem to work well with OEM plugs and a
> new Bosch cap and rotor.
>
> Jim
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