And be kind to your neighbors!!!!
Interference will not only be confined to your vehicle. So sitting at a
traffic
light you can
bother other vehicles surrounding yours too. If you are using the vehicle
solely on the track
and need every last bit of spark energy then use solid wires in that controlled
environment.
If your vehicle is a street car please stick with the carbon core cables.
NFI in any cable manufacturer but a personal interest in noise levels as it
effects my "Ham"
radio and also the broadcast, AM, band where I listen to traffic reports in the
New York City
area.
Bob AKA K2TK
On 3/12/2011 8:10 AM, Michael Oritt wrote:
> Indeed they will interfere with electronic equipment. I have a Racecam
> camera and Traqmate data acquisition system on the Courier that I moved
> slightly over the winter and when I went to test the systems in their new
> location I found that the DA section was totally inoperative and that the
> camera deck would rapidly turn off and on. I was totally befuddled until I
> remembered that I had for whatever reason also switched over to a
> distributor cap with solid-core wires and once I went back to the carbon
> wires everything was once again fine.
>
> On Sat, Mar 12, 2011 at 1:35 AM, Michael Salter<
> msalter@precisionsportscar.com> wrote:
>
>> Hi Lou,
>> Although I can attest to the fact that solid core plug wires will make your
>> spark plugs operate really well be cautioned that the EMF interference that
>> they produce is very substantial and can be a serious impediment if you try
>> to use other electronic devices such as a cell phone, radio receiver or GPS
>> in your car. Been there, done that!!
>> New good quality carbon core wires will work perfectly and resolve these
>> issues when you encounter them.
>>
>> Michael S
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