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NGK VS Taylor Cable

Does anyone know which spark plug wires are better for a 98 Civic LX? The NGK 8028 or the Taylor Cable ThunderVolt 98071.

NGK https://www.ngk.com/ngk-8028-he73-ignition-wire-set

Taylor Cable http://www.taylorvertex.com/spark-pl...tom-wire-sets/



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Re: NGK VS Taylor Cable

I doubt you'll notice a difference between them. Just get whichever is the cheapest.

For simplicity's sake, I'd go with the NGK's.
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