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03-16-2004, 08:54 AM
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MSD Superconductor plug- wires
I am about to upgrade the ignitionsystem on my moderately tuned 318 by adding MSD Superconductor plug wires. I am running a Mopar Orange ECU, stock distributor and RC12YC plugs.
Will the ECU handle the low resistance of the Superconductors or would they cause problems? Any input on the topic are welcome. 
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03-16-2004, 11:38 AM
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The ECU won't ever know the difference.
The wire are like a water hose. The bigger the hose, the more water flows through. In this case of the wires resistance, less is better. No open up the plug gap a bit. More energy is getting to the plug. Dump the Orange box when money allows.
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