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Plug Wire recommendations for BCB Headers.

Hank_

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That looks great. My engine is a 351good also. I took all the shifting parts out of my column and welded it up do to me running a ZF trans. I like the looks of yours with the black wires. I really like how clean an install it makes.

Henry
 
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casadejohnson

casadejohnson

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That looks great. My engine is a 351good also. I took all the shifting parts out of my column and welded it up do to me running a ZF trans. I like the looks of yours with the black wires. I really like how clean an install it makes.

Henry

Thanks! I have to say, it took me about 20 minutes to get enough nerve up to chop up the brand new wire loom.
 

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Jeremy,

Are these wires 45 or 90 degrees at the plug? Trying to copy this setup, but only saw 45 degree plug ends? I hope they'll work, as I went ahead and bought them and the loom kit.

Chuck
 

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Well, I bought the Ford Racing wires and the R&M wire loom setup. Because of my hernia surgery I couldn't climb on the beast to install them, so my bride volunteered to do it. She did a great job. Really cleans the engine bay up a lot.
 

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