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To: "Rotary motors in aircraft" <flyrotary@lancaironline.net>
Subject: Re: [FlyRotary] Re: Oil lines
Date: Thu, 13 Jan 2005 16:49:50 -0500
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I immagine that truck set does not have ls1 coil tips on end.  I got a generic set for a v-8 and called MSD and the send(for free) 8 LS1 ends that were easy to crimp onto the generic wires (that I cut to whatever length I wanted.

Dave Leonard
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> A short time back someone stated that they purchased ignition wire for a
> V-8, that all the wires were the same length.  What is the length and number
> of these wires for the LS-1 coils.  Thank you.    JohnD
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> Hi John,
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> Here's a copy of a message I sent a while back.
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> I called MSD, and asked about wires with LS1 ends, and they confirmed that
> they only made them for specific engines.  The rep asked how long I needed
> the wires to be, and I told him about a foot.  He searched through the
> records, and found a part number MSD-32829, which is the 8.5mm super
> conductor wire set for a V8 truck.  All the wires are one foot long, which
> works perfectly for me.  This set is red, and was in stock at Summit for
> about $55.  There is also a new black set with the part number of MSD-32823,
> but Summit didn't list those yet.  
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> Cheers,
> Rusty
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