I wouldn't use the factory style wires. I just redid mine not too long ago to take care of slow starts after it was hot. I went to an audio installation place and bought really heavy guage power and ground wire, 0 & 2 guage iirc, and placed my own ends on. It's that really flexible high quality wire. I measured what I needed and cut it a little longer and routed it the way I wanted it to go. Wrapped the full length in the high heat reflective tubing and this thing fires off crazy fast at the flick of the key even when hot.



1971 Plymouth Satellite
408/904 8 3/4 3.23 SG