Spark plug wires

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It might sound like a dumb question but what wires are you guys using with headers?
I am getting the 360 ready for installation and getting the little things in order.
I will be installing hooker competition headers and last thing I want to do is burn the boots on the headers.
Thought I would ask before investing.
Thanks for looking.
 
These are the wires I chose. Had all the required boots/terminals. 500 Ohm resistance.
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/acc-5040b

Cheap wire stripping/crimping tool that works well for the universal wire set.
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/tay-43390

These are the sleeves I slipped over all the spark plug boots. Good quality and have protected my wires.
JEGS Performance Products 40300: Black Boot Guards 8/pkg | JEGS

I had to use 90 degree spark plug terminal/boots on my #5/7 cylinders to clear the Hedman long tube headers.
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/tay-46061
 
i have MSD vari angle boot wires on our dart.. have manifolds though.. with tti headers i just used straight plug boot taylor wires.
 
With my Hooker Comps, I used a 135* boot on numbers 5&7 on a 340. All the rest are 180*
 
I'm currently using MSD street fire wires. Think they were about $45. They came with a nifty little crimping tool that worked surprisingly well. They seem to be holding up well with headers. On my dart I've ran Taylor's for years. They were about the same price and they're really close to the 1 7/8 tubes
 
abodyjoe said:
i have MSD vari angle boot wires on our dart.. have manifolds though.. with tti headers i just used straight plug boot taylor wires.
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I want to thank everyone for all of the great info.
I forgot about the MSD vari angle boots. I ran these on a vehicle quite a few years ago and will probably use them here
Thanks
 
Taylor Made on my 408 with TTi headers. Don't need to worry about heat or shielding because there is a ton of room with the TTi.
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