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I am thinking of installing chrome metal spark plug wires tubes on my 235. Also running a Petronix Ignitor with no issues. On some web sites they allude to electrical interference between the wire tubes to the point that the Petronix malfunctions. The tubes will only accommodate 7mm wires. I do know that you are advised not to use solid core wires with the Petronix. I have recently sent an e-mail to Petronix asking their advice. Has anyone experienced trouble these tubes and the Petronix?


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If the wires are good, it shouldn't matter what the ignition source is. Keep the ends long so the tubes are a little farther back from the plug end and you should be just fine. If Petronix is that touchy, I wouldn't want it anyway.

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Solid core supposedly interferes with a vehicles computer. We don't have to worry about that. Your wires are more than likely spiral core.


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I had a response from Perronix today: They haven't had and reports of interference with their products and those using Metal chrome spark plug wire covers.


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