Ajstratton@aol.com wrote:
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> I did Magnecore wires, new spark plugs(not platinum), and rebuilt injectors
> at the same time. The flow printout did not show a significant improvement
> in flow overall, but did show an improvement in the balance between the
> injectors. Overall, the engine ran much smoother, particularly at high RPM,
> but I doubt there was a significant increase in power.
Almost everyone I have spoken to has mentioned an increase of the
feeling of "smoothness".
> I have found many "performance" wires don't provide the improvements
> over stock to be worth their expense. I can buy sets of stock wires for the
> price of Nology Wires. So far I can't complain about the Magnecore's, but
> they only have about 250 miles on them. For a high mileage car I think
> cleaning and blueprinting the injectors is worthwhile, (appx $25/ea at Marren
> Motorsports), but you probably find more power elsewhere.
I was thinking along the lines of a car with 95,000 miles that I have
not known all of its life may not have had the best of care, and even if
it did that certain parts might be operating at less than optimum
efficiency - like injectors and spark plugs wires.
I probably wouldn't get *new* power, just reclaim some that was lost......maybe.
Thanks,
Scott
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