i want to make up a set of leads...
what size core wire is best ? ( ie 7 strand)
also which plug caps would you use....
straight or angled???
HT leads
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Re: HT leads
thanks roy 
do you know ref. number for plug caps
thanks
do you know ref. number for plug caps
thanks
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Trickydicky
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Re: HT leads
Try this site http://www.gsparkplug.com/shop/
Richard
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Re: HT leads
i have already ordered 3 metres of ht lead from them...Trickydicky wrote:Try this site http://www.gsparkplug.com/shop/
great site
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Re: HT leads
A bit late on this, but I just got a set of HT leads from A series spares, they made up a custom length set for me, worked out cheap too!
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Re: HT leads
I used NGK LZFH non resistive screw on caps. Nice tight fit with the rubber seals on 7mm cable. Also used a screw in lead dist. cap. Careful with the securing screws as they will start to push through the top of the cap if done up too much.
Re: HT leads
made my leads up with the old brass type plug connections
took the dizzy cap ends off some old leads....
total price for a full set off leads,,,,,,,
£3.75
and they look and work great
took the dizzy cap ends off some old leads....
total price for a full set off leads,,,,,,,
£3.75
and they look and work great