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SR20DE Ignition Leads
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What australian car can i order ignition leads for that will suit my SR20DE S13 it has a disy not coil packs.
Went to repco but 180sx's arnt made in aus so cant order parts!

Please help cause the current leads all 4 are shorting out on the rocker cover !!!!!!

Posted on: 2004/5/16 5:42
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Re: SR20DE Ignition Leads
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Find a NGK stockist and put some decent leads on, You'll pay nearly the same price for lower grade repco ones as you will for some half decent Jappa ones.

Posted on: 2004/5/16 5:51
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Re: SR20DE Ignition Leads
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Thats the plan I will ask a mate to see if he can get them in too his workshop.
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Posted on: 2004/5/16 6:39
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Would 8.8ml top gun leads be better than the repco leads

Repco champion leads are $109 and

Top Gun 8.8ml leads are $165

the top gun ones are fatter but are they any good? Having troubles gettin NGK ones!!

Please help

Posted on: 2004/5/23 12:04
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The top gun ones are pretty similar to the repco equivalent, pursue NGK is my recommendation, or go genuine, if quality is what your after. try
super cheap auto

Posted on: 2004/5/23 12:11
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There is topgun standard equivalent which are 5-7ml or theres the 8.8ml which i want to know if they are any good

the standard ones are on there and are not that good

Im assuming the fatter lead is fatter cause it has more insulation is this correct?
Cause thats what i want!

Posted on: 2004/5/23 13:04
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Yes, the fatter ones have more insulation. Does that make them 'better'?
Maybe, but new stock ones will work perfectly. In other words, why
stop at 8.8mm, why not get 10mm leads, it's got to be even better yet, right?

Posted on: 2004/5/23 18:57
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Will try some other places tomorow and see what I can get

Posted on: 2004/5/24 14:07
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Problem solved still waiting for coil lead heres a pic.Open in new window

Posted on: 2004/5/28 6:35
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