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MSD vs Firecore wires #2534984
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Trying to get to latest opinions. I need some pre-made wires for a MSD pro billet distributor. 383, headers, daytona sensors ignition. MSD is $107 from summit, firecore are $125 plus shipping. I'd be surprised if there is a hp difference, I just want a good set of wires that fit and won't fail. thanks !

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I would not even think about it, Firecore for me.

The other company has Made my Spark Disappear too many times.

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MSD's for me up last for years no problem.
But then again , these were on a racecar, so that may have help them last too.

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My Firecore set was already cut to perfect length out of the box and came with numbered clips. The MSD street fire set I had on the shelf and just installed on another car required me to cut 4"+ off each one because they were excessively long. That sold me going forward.


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Re: MSD vs Firecore wires [Re: varunner] #2535017
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I used many sets of MSD wires over the years without issue. I bought a set of Firecore wires last year and like them too.

I will say, the MSD pre-made wires are not that great of a fit length wise but, the Firecore wires fit nicely. The last two sets of MSD wires I made myself. Nothing wrong with either but, for pre-made, the Firecore wires are definitely better as far as fitment goes.

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I appreciate the info, especially from racers.

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I switched to firecore this year and I am very happy with them


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Re: MSD vs Firecore wires [Re: varunner] #2535061
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Firecore will custom build the wire set for your engine, just fill out the form with type of ends & lengths .


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Regardless who makes them, I assemble my own wires to get the fit that I want. Every situation is different with headers, accessories, etc., and it's easy to do. Doesn't require hundreds of dollars worth of tools.


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Originally Posted By CMcAllister
Regardless who makes them, I assemble my own wires to get the fit that I want. Every situation is different with headers, accessories, etc., and it's easy to do. Doesn't require hundreds of dollars worth of tools.


For me this is always the answer



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Originally Posted By Just-a-dart
Originally Posted By CMcAllister
Regardless who makes them, I assemble my own wires to get the fit that I want. Every situation is different with headers, accessories, etc., and it's easy to do. Doesn't require hundreds of dollars worth of tools.


For me this is always the answer


Thats great I used to do that, but now I measure out each wire to fit how I want them routed, order them & they come with #'s on them & nice factory crimped ends ready to install.


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Re: MSD vs Firecore wires [Re: varunner] #2535084
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100% Firecore! I've had them on my last 5 cars and love them. Perfect fit every time and excellent quality.


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after thinking about it, I'm doing cut to fit. the easy button is tempting though. thanks all

Re: MSD vs Firecore wires [Re: varunner] #2535262
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I've ran MSD and Firecores, no problems with either other than the Firecors were a mile long on my small block. My current wires are Magnecore, I've had no issues with them and they fit well.

https://www.magnecor.com/

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I bought some firecore and they don't fit worth a $%*^.They wanted me to measure the lengths and if I was going to do that I would have bought ultra 40

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Re: MSD vs Firecore wires [Re: varunner] #2535335
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For what it's worth my 6AL MSD box (nothing special) has been pushing spark through a stock distributor and cheap Summit wires through e85 and 20+psi of boost for 6 years now.

Don't get too hung up on the decision.

If it were up to me out of those two I'd pick the fire cores as I know they fit good and Rick seems to stand behind his product.

But if it were me, I'd save the $50 and buy the summit ones.

https://www.summitracing.com/parts/sum-889004

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firecore 50 for me ..... I've had em all and very good luck with the 50s.

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OK, I found an NOS set of BB wires, now, I noticed some of the plug ends are 45deg's some are 90. Which plugs get the 45's?


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Originally Posted By varunner
after thinking about it, I'm doing cut to fit. the easy button is tempting though. thanks all

Probably the best decision. Thats what I do. The lengths are always right because I did them myself. Just take your time and you will be happy with the results.


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My Firecore wires came for my 440 already made to the right lenth. And they had the lenth just right as they fit great. The Firecore wires have been on my car for about 7 years and still look like new and working great. Ron


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Re: MSD vs Firecore wires [Re: varunner] #2535490
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The summit house wire 8.5MM are made of the same wire as the firecores - just you have to make them yourself
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Do the Summit brand wires have the Summit logo on them?

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yes they are printed with the summit logo - the wire is actually a Delphi Packard design

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I cut my own to fit. Firecore will not let you do this, so I use MSD or Taylor.
There is no power difference b/t them.


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I bought a set of Firecore wires. They fit my application okay, just wasn't thrilled w/how they locked onto the plug. Just my opinion, went back to Taylor 409's. Much happier w/them!
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Originally Posted By 1974 474 Duster
I bought a set of Firecore wires. They fit my application okay, just wasn't thrilled w/how they locked onto the plug. Just my opinion, went back to Taylor 409's. Much happier w/them!
Taylor all the way
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My one personal experience with Firecore told me they were JUNK. The boots on the plugs cracked almost immediately. A good friend of mine lost a new nitrous motor due to a misfire associated with a BRAND NEW set of Firecore wires. I wouldn't put the on my lawn mower. MSD wires are all I use.

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Good grief, another plug wire thread, how much free advertising is one company allowed?

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The short answer is there isn't a hp difference between plug wires unless wires are d3fective somehow. I guess if they are solid core and the RFI is interfering with the ignition electronics, then yes.

I like Magnecor wires but have used other spiral core brands, NGK, BWD, MSD, Crane, etc and all have worked well. Many OEM plug wires are now spiral core, even my '79 Peugeot had stock spiral core wires on its little 4-cylinder Hemi.

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Originally Posted By cgall
Good grief, another plug wire thread, how much free advertising is one company allowed?


Seriously? I've donated over $10 grand in cash to Moparts events, members, sponsorships, contests, car shows, and etc. Firecore50 Wires have been BOUGHT by all of the Schumacher Top Fuel Teams for 8 years straight, trusted by Championship Pro Stock Motorcycle cycle Teams for the same amount of time, on the worlds fastest gasoline powered, piston driven car, World Champion tractor pullers, APBA race boats, hundreds of track champions, track record holders, and everything in between. The wire has proven itself. Sometimes the boots, terminals, or terminations have failed due to human error, but the wire has not. I've been a paid sponsor on here, on and off for years. Only reason have not as of late, I forgot to pay Tom. I still sponsor a bunch of Moparts racers, though. One of the most active, in my opinion, racers on here, Al Aguire, will attest to the integrity of myself, and my wire. I've spent over 5 grand, just on one Moparts party at Norwalk.Those parties were the best things going. Whatever problems someone might have had with our wire or me, I'll work it out. As far as lawn mowers, those need a solid core .. smile Here is a podcast, that has over 10k unique listeners. Are the negative guys saying these guys are clueless?

https://www.facebook.com/scott.clark.923...k1Mzg4MjkyMjEz/


PS, All 4 of the Connie Kalitta Top Fuel Cars will be buying Firecore50 Wires as well.. Just got off the phone with a Crew Chief.


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Firecore lights the fire in my cars engine.

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Originally Posted By dogdays
The short answer is there isn't a hp difference between plug wires unless wires are d3fective somehow. I guess if they are solid core and the RFI is interfering with the ignition electronics, then yes.


R.


I can tell you this is not true. I have done dozens of A B A tests on brand new spark plug wires and there is one brand of spark plug wires mention earlier in this thread that ALWAYS picks up hp when i replace them with my spare set of firecore wires. (I bought, was not given)

As far as the OP, I don't think you can go wrong with either choice.

FYI I run firecore on my race car.

Joe

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Originally Posted By cgall
Good grief, another plug wire thread, how much free advertising is one company allowed?


Whether it's blocks, wires, rear ends, transmissions, whatever, it's about information. Call it what you want, conversations about real world results are worth having. I appreciate information from the people actually building the parts and doing the work. I don't understand the desire to run them all off.

To the subject at hand, there are a number of companies that make decent wires. It's like oil, everybody has their favorite. I think the maintenance of plug wires is at least as important as the brand. I consider them a consumable. Years ago, I was advised - by someone I always listen to, a guy smarter than me - to replace plug wires every year, coil wires every 6 months. I do that, I don't have plug wire issues.


If the results don't match the theory, change the theory.
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Originally Posted By CMcAllister
Originally Posted By cgall
Good grief, another plug wire thread, how much free advertising is one company allowed?


Whether it's blocks, wires, rear ends, transmissions, whatever, it's about information. Call it what you want, conversations about real world results are worth having. I appreciate information from the people actually building the parts and doing the work. I don't understand the desire to run them all off.

To the subject at hand, there are a number of companies that make decent wires. It's like oil, everybody has their favorite. I think the maintenance of plug wires is at least as important as the brand. I consider them a consumable. Years ago, I was advised - by someone I always listen to, a guy smarter than me - to replace plug wires every year, coil wires every 6 months. I do that, I don't have plug wire issues.




Wholly crap!!! I keep info of every pass I make and have never seen a reason to do that. My ultra 40’s were put on three years ago when i built this engine and the engine is still printing tickets. But then again I consider myself a budget racer that hates wasting money


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I agree. There seems to be people in the world that would rather see a guy fail than succeed. I dont get it. Must make them feel better about there self.

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Don't know about the fire cores but the reason I ran the MSD's was because the boots could be manually angled to where you wanted them. Plus I like to make the wires to the length I need.

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Originally Posted By sunroofgtx
Originally Posted By cgall
Good grief, another plug wire thread, how much free advertising is one company allowed?


Seriously? I've donated over $10 grand in cash to Moparts events, members, sponsorships, contests, car shows, and etc. Firecore50 Wires have been BOUGHT by all of the Schumacher Top Fuel Teams for 8 years straight, trusted by Championship Pro Stock Motorcycle cycle Teams for the same amount of time, on the worlds fastest gasoline powered, piston driven car, World Champion tractor pullers, APBA race boats, hundreds of track champions, track record holders, and everything in between. The wire has proven itself. Sometimes the boots, terminals, or terminations have failed due to human error, but the wire has not. I've been a paid sponsor on here, on and off for years. Only reason have not as of late, I forgot to pay Tom. I still sponsor a bunch of Moparts racers, though. One of the most active, in my opinion, racers on here, Al Aguire, will attest to the integrity of myself, and my wire. I've spent over 5 grand, just on one Moparts party at Norwalk.Those parties were the best things going. Whatever problems someone might have had with our wire or me, I'll work it out. As far as lawn mowers, those need a solid core .. smile Here is a podcast, that has over 10k unique listeners. Are the negative guys saying these guys are clueless?

https://www.facebook.com/scott.clark.923...k1Mzg4MjkyMjEz/


PS, All 4 of the Connie Kalitta Top Fuel Cars will be buying Firecore50 Wires as well.. Just got off the phone with a Crew Chief.

Is that all???? Who is Al what's his name? beer
I have a set of moroso & msd hemi wires for sale.....
The only wire on my car for the last 5 years is FIRECORE!

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12 years ago I dynoed my engine with MSD and was giving a set of firecore wires to test, made 7 hp more with firecore. Even the dyno operator was amazed and he was a msd guy. Both sets was brand new. I have been believer ever since.
This was 700+ hp pump gas engine.

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Originally Posted By hemi-itis
Originally Posted By sunroofgtx
Originally Posted By cgall
Good grief, another plug wire thread, how much free advertising is one company allowed?


Seriously? I've donated over $10 grand in cash to Moparts events, members, sponsorships, contests, car shows, and etc. Firecore50 Wires have been BOUGHT by all of the Schumacher Top Fuel Teams for 8 years straight, trusted by Championship Pro Stock Motorcycle cycle Teams for the same amount of time, on the worlds fastest gasoline powered, piston driven car, World Champion tractor pullers, APBA race boats, hundreds of track champions, track record holders, and everything in between. The wire has proven itself. Sometimes the boots, terminals, or terminations have failed due to human error, but the wire has not. I've been a paid sponsor on here, on and off for years. Only reason have not as of late, I forgot to pay Tom. I still sponsor a bunch of Moparts racers, though. One of the most active, in my opinion, racers on here, Al Aguire, will attest to the integrity of myself, and my wire. I've spent over 5 grand, just on one Moparts party at Norwalk.Those parties were the best things going. Whatever problems someone might have had with our wire or me, I'll work it out. As far as lawn mowers, those need a solid core .. smile Here is a podcast, that has over 10k unique listeners. Are the negative guys saying these guys are clueless?

https://www.facebook.com/scott.clark.923...k1Mzg4MjkyMjEz/


PS, All 4 of the Connie Kalitta Top Fuel Cars will be buying Firecore50 Wires as well.. Just got off the phone with a Crew Chief.

Is that all???? Who is Al what's his name? beer
I have a set of moroso & msd hemi wires for sale.....
The only wire on my car for the last 5 years is FIRECORE!


Man, I like those Firecore Hemi rocker cover boots. I should have looked into it further. I always make my own wires anyway. I made my own MSD wires on my Hemi.

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1963 Belvedere 440 Max Wedge Tribute
1970 Charger R/T S.E. 440 Six Pack
1970 Challenger R/T, 528 Hemi
1970 Charger 500 S.E. 440 4 BBL
1970 Plymouth Road Runner 383
1974 Chrysler New Yorker 440
1996 2500 RAM 488 V-10 4X4
2004 3500 Dually Cummins 4x4
2012 Challenger R/T Classic.
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