spark plug wires

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FYI, I just changed my plugs and wires this weekend.  The first set of wires that I bought (Autolite) did not fit. These were supposedly custom made for my engine.  I went to NAPA and bought a set of their wires (made by Belden). These fit perfectly.  I suspect that Belden makes the original equipment wires that were on my Explorer.  The plug boots were identical.  They’re guaranteed for life and cost only $37.  The Motorcraft were quoted to me at $80 from Checker. 98 Sport SOHC 4wd

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I have installed hundreds of sets of Belden wires, with very good luck. They seem very tough and heat resistant.

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> For a 350 which brand of wires are the best for all around driving?

AC Delco. Try http://www.GMPartsDirect.com to get reasonable prices.

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Go to an area auto parts store and specify ‘lifetime’ warranty.  Should be all you need unless you are turning more than 5000 rpm on a regular basis.

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For a 350 which brand of wires are the best for all around driving?

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AC Delco for standard wires, Taylor for 8mm. — — 98 Camaro Money can’t buy happiness, but it sure makes misery easier to live with.

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