Ht Leads

[justinv 4 1 Cars]

Anyone knows where can I get a set of good HT leads ?

[Tom Fenton 1,548]

Any motor factor.

[justinv 4 1 Cars]

thanks tom but is there any particular brand that have the correct lugs and stuff for the 205? Also great stuff on your 1.6 a really great sleeper just saw ur thread this morning

[Tom Fenton 1,548]

Just go and buy the right ones for the car, it is as easy as that, be warned they did change over in about 1989 or so, to a different style of distributor cap.

[number2301 1 1 Cars]

Any brand I've seen fit fine, but Beru and Motorquip have been recommended to me in the past as good quality.

[boombang 2]

bougiecord!

[DrSarty 90 1 Cars]

bougiecord!

 

Which is undeniably the coolest name for an HT lead in the entire universe.

[martyn180 9]

bougiecord!

 

about £50.00 plus vat from stealers, but when I change mine, felt mine ran better - especially at the top end- although I may be just convincing myself due to the cost! lol

[boombang 2]

They fit well, they cover the spark plug hole gap (no crap goes down then falls into cylinders when remove plug) and look nice and tidy.

 

Sure you can get them cheaper from GSF or ECP though, Mei will know.

[pug_ham 245 3 Cars]

Not ideal for Justin being in Malta but best quailty I've seen are either Motaquip or bougicord.

 

Graham.

[boombang 2]

Reckon it'd be cheaper for someone to buy them here and ship over?

 

I'd do it, but none of my local parts places are any good, and probably won't be near a GSF anytime soom.

[number2301 1 1 Cars]

A little bit off topic but NEVER EVER buy XL HT leads. They're dire. They're worse than the knackered old leads I took off, including the one which had been fixed with tape.

[humanz 3]

I'm looking for a set of plug wires. Where can I get the bougicord or Motaquip wires from? Was looking at a Magnecor set.