livernois turbo guys burning plug wires
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No ****, I am sure hes thankful for all you guys help, now he has still gotten nowhere. Livernois knows of the problem, hence why they redesigned the manifold to a log style just like the KB and Trick kits. Either way I have had 3 of the old kits and have figured out how to use it without a problem and love it and still wouldnt go to a KB or Trick.
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I build my own wires for #2 and #6 in my case. All MSD stuff... and I also use Cool Sox... works for me No plug wire problems anymore once I got the length and boot angle right (for my kit). The crimpers are expensive but IMO worth it... because I want to be prepared to build another wire or 2 if the need ever arises. Probably 7k miles since my last plug change (and wire build). And this is my daily driver so I totally rely on this truck. The MSD parts have proven flawless for me. BTW, the coil boots are also available through MSD just not shown in this pic.
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No ****, I am sure hes thankful for all you guys help, now he has still gotten nowhere. Livernois knows of the problem, hence why they redesigned the manifold to a log style just like the KB and Trick kits. Either way I have had 3 of the old kits and have figured out how to use it without a problem and love it and still wouldnt go to a KB or Trick.
I have some misc LT1 wires im playing with now to see if i can reroute them.
Next step is a carb style intake and coil relocations with custom length wires.
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I like the design much better myself aswell. I too work at a shop and have found the art of changing these plugs in half an hour or so opposed to the few hours it use to take me when I first got a kit. I think I am going to do the carb style or sheet metal intake next. Sorry I couldnt help you with a better solution.
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The problem you are having is a big part of why I got rid of it. The best thing I found to do was the msd wires and
Bend them out of the way then zip tie them up until they clear the header.
Bend them out of the way then zip tie them up until they clear the header.