Spark Plug Wire Set
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Spark Plug Wire Set
Does anyone know where I can find spark plug wires for my 99 Leganza? I found some OEM ones for $100, and some aftermarket ones for about $160. Any suggestions? Thanks
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i need wires too, for a 1.6l lanos !!! if anyone knows something let us know!!! share ur wisdom!!!!!! jeejje
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Hey Guys,
I use Mangecor 8mm wires in my Lanos (1.6) and i've been extremely happy with them. Daewoo stock plug wires are basically garbage. The dealer replaced my plug wires 2 times and both times the wires shorted out after less than 2000 miles. Can you say recall?
I was ready to give up on my car until I found Magnecor wires. More power, no more stalls, and no more "bogging" down. Unfortunately, these wires aren't for those of you with small pocketbooks. I've retyped a price list below.
http://www.magnecor.com
Lanos 1.6 engine (ALL in USA)
8.5mm wires: 92.37
8mm wires: 71.72
7mm wires: 70.11
Lanos 1.5 engine (Canada and elsewhere)
8.5mm wires: 78.18
8mm wires: 50.33
7mm wires: 51.63
Leganza, Nubira (ALL in USA)
8.5mm wires: 190.99
8mm wires: 145.18
7mm wires: 146.45
If you use these wires, you'll need to remove the little plastic 'retainer' clip for the stock wires. The Magnecor wires have a larger diameter and won't fit in the stock clip. I just removed mine.
I use Mangecor 8mm wires in my Lanos (1.6) and i've been extremely happy with them. Daewoo stock plug wires are basically garbage. The dealer replaced my plug wires 2 times and both times the wires shorted out after less than 2000 miles. Can you say recall?
I was ready to give up on my car until I found Magnecor wires. More power, no more stalls, and no more "bogging" down. Unfortunately, these wires aren't for those of you with small pocketbooks. I've retyped a price list below.
http://www.magnecor.com
Lanos 1.6 engine (ALL in USA)
8.5mm wires: 92.37
8mm wires: 71.72
7mm wires: 70.11
Lanos 1.5 engine (Canada and elsewhere)
8.5mm wires: 78.18
8mm wires: 50.33
7mm wires: 51.63
Leganza, Nubira (ALL in USA)
8.5mm wires: 190.99
8mm wires: 145.18
7mm wires: 146.45
If you use these wires, you'll need to remove the little plastic 'retainer' clip for the stock wires. The Magnecor wires have a larger diameter and won't fit in the stock clip. I just removed mine.
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where did you order them from, i went to the site and no order info or part numbers any help is appreciated.
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Aftermarket spark plug wires (and spark plugs) can increase power. However, you generally won't get a significant boost in power unless your original plugs and wires are crap to begin with.elhamy201 wrote:is that spark plug will increase the horsepower ??
My recommendation: If you have stock Daewoo wires, replace them immediately. Buy a good set of aftermarket plug wires and plugs. You will see a slight increase in power if your current set is in good condition. You will see a larger increase in power if your current set is in poor condition (or defective.)
Generally speaking, a good set of wires and plugs will make your car run smoother, more efficient, and with a little more power. However, don't expect to get a large boost unless you have a worn out set to begin with.
if you go with new coils you have to have a new driver,
i had this problem but in a reversed way
bought a MSD box and couldnt get it to work with the stock coils
just bought new coils and had to get a plug for the new coils and new wires, so in total i would have to say i spent 600$ on the ignition system alone
i had this problem but in a reversed way
bought a MSD box and couldnt get it to work with the stock coils
just bought new coils and had to get a plug for the new coils and new wires, so in total i would have to say i spent 600$ on the ignition system alone
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are you saying that we can't use the same plug wires from magnacor?WooHoo wrote:if you go with new coils you have to have a new driver,
i had this problem but in a reversed way
bought a MSD box and couldnt get it to work with the stock coils
just bought new coils and had to get a plug for the new coils and new wires, so in total i would have to say i spent 600$ on the ignition system alone