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Discussion in 'VN - VP Holden Commodore (1988 - 1993)' started by PaRaDoX, Feb 20, 2007.

  1. PaRaDoX

    PaRaDoX Because Racecouch...

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    hey, just found the reason my calais aint boosting no more..

    the turbo manifolds cooked my spark leads, and fouled them...

    can i get shorter connector plus and what can i use to keep them out of the way of the intense heat of the turbo??

    i was thinking of heat wrap or something?
     
  2. Not_An_Abba_Fan

    Not_An_Abba_Fan Exhaust Guru

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    Can you make a shield out of aluminium? You can get right-angled leads but I don't know how these would go in the Buick, I fit them when fitting tuned extractors to Chev engines.
     
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    didn't i tell you a while ago to keep them well away or you would cook them..
     
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    pandaman Aussie Muscle Fan

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    Both right angled leads and heat shields are valid options. The VR-VT V8's apparently came with tubular heat shields for the leads. I found this out when I tried to use a set of leads labelled as being for VR-VT without the shields and the thicker ends got a bit too much heat from the extractors. Might be an idea to look into whether you can use those.
     

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