solid copper core plug wires?

[W.O.T]

does anyone run these? i need to get a new set of plug wires. i have an msd ignition and im currently running msd wires. ive seen a set of taylor solid core wires for a hundred bucks. are they worth it or should i buy a different set? thanks

[Blown 472]

does anyone run these? i need to get a new set of plug wires. i have an msd ignition and im currently running msd wires. ive seen a set of taylor solid core wires for a hundred bucks. are they worth it or should i buy a different set? thanks
I believe solid cores will kill the msd, think I read that in their stuff. Buy some taylor "409"s.

[SmokinLowriderSS]

You want solid coppers? You don't have a stereo do ya?
Spend less than a C-note on a set of MSD SC (Super Core) wires. I spent $89 locally.
Supression wires not only stop/reduce noise on stereos, they reduce the chances of cross-fire on closely spaced wires.

[curtis73]

In my opinion, the tiny bit of extra juice you get isn't worth the trade offs. Typically solid core wires are just for max effort engines where the last little bit is important. I chose spiral core for mine. As someone also pointed out, check with the manufacturer of your ignition. My Pertronix specifically says you'll fry it if you do solid core

[W.O.T]

thanks for the advice. i dont have a stereo in the boat or plan on getting one. just trying to get the most from my setup. ill see if my ignition is compatible with the wires.

[sleek willy]

I ran the copper wires in my jet boat years ago. They caused heavy static on the stereo, but a Radio Shack noise suppressor cleared it up. I doubt they are any better than the Taylor wires I use now.
-Dave

[bajarunner]

Solid copper core wires are not compatable with most any electronic ignitions of any kind. Buy a good set of msd wires for your msd ignition.