8mm Super Conductor Spark Plug Wire Set with 90 Degrees Silicone Boots

One set spark plug wire set Package includes 9 different length of the wire, 4 Bags of the additional parts, Metal Terminal and Silicone Boots.

Features:

8mm High Gloss Silicone Jacket

450 F Rated Silicone Jacket

Stainless Steel Plug Terminals

RFI Suppression For Street Driven Applications

High-strength Fiberglass Braid Construction

Pre And Post HEI Vehicles

Inner Insulation Employs High Dielectric Strength EPDM Material

Application:

This spark plug wire set is compatible with 917 vehicles (including many styles of Ford).

Buick

1977 Century/Regal 350/305cid Chevy Engine

1978 LeSabre 305cid Chevy Engine

1977-78 Skylark 350/305cid Chevy Engine

1979 Skylark 350/305cid Chevy Engine

Chevrolet

1975 Nova 262cid

1974-75 Belair 350cid with HEI

1976 Chevelle 305cid

1974-76 Chevelle/Impala/Monte Carlo 400cid with HEI

1974-76 Chevelle 350cid with HEI

1974-77 Malibu/Monte Carlo 350cid with HEI

1976-77 Malibu/Monte Carlo/Monza 305cid

1974-79 Camaro/Impala/Nova 350cid with HEI

1976-79 Camaro/Nova 305cid

1977-79 Caprice/Impala 305

1980 Camaro 4.4L/5.0L/5.7L except California

Oldsmobile

1977 Delta 88/Starfire 350/305 Chevy Engine

1977-78 Omega 305cid Chevy Engine

1979 Omega 305cid

1977-79 Omega 350cid Chevy Engine

Pontiac

1977 Ventura 305/350cid Chevy Engine

1978 Grand Prix 305/350cid Chevy Engine

1977-79 Phoenix/Firebird 305cid Chevy Engine

1977-79 Phoenix 350cid Chevy Engine

1978-79 Firebird 350cid Chevy Engine

1980 Firebird 5.0L except California

Note: Check your spark plug wires regularly! Like everything else on your car, spark plug wires need to be checked and require periodic changing. If you want to keep the performance of your engine at the optimal level, we recommend you replace your spark plug wires at the same time you replace your spark plugs. Fouled, damaged, or worn out spark plugs can lead to a variety of engine problems, such as misfires, hard starts, increased emissions, poor fuel economy and reduce acceleration. For most vehicles, you should replace your spark plugs every 30,000 miles.