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Originally Posted by tjts1
Resistor plugs work just fine and going out of the way for non resistor plugs is pointless. You will never be able to tell the difference from the drivers point of view unless you don't have resistor in both the wire or the plug which will cause interferance. In fact considering that the vast majority of us have upgraded out stereo and probably travel with more portable electronics today than anyone could have dreamed of in 1986 (cell phone, GPS, laptop etc) you are probably better off with resistor plugs and resistor wires. If you are going to use NON resistor plugs you need to make sure you still have resistorized spark plug wires like the factory originals. The vast majority of replacement wire sets don't have resistors.
cheers
Justin
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The Bosch and Beru wire replacement sets have resistance built in. I wouldn't dream of buying aftermarket wiring sets for this car.
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