Look what I got. Thanks Ron.

[General_01]

I got myself a Happy Spring present to get myself back into the car. I bought 'em from Ron. Thanks again Ron.

[bigcountry]

Nice!!

[skip68]

    Those are nice. 

[mopar_nut_440_6]

I have heard Ron talking about these wires. What are the specs and advantages versus other performance wires? Are they steel core?

[FlatbackFanatic]

nice wires! hope you have it on the road soon. Anoka starts in two months.

[Mopar2Ya]

I have heard Ron talking about these wires. What are the specs and advantages versus other performance wires? Are they steel core?

I too would like to know the benefits of these wires compared to Taylor/MSD/etc.?

[Finn]

Me too.

[4cruzin]

Looks like a good score!   

[Just 6T9 CHGR]

http://www.customwiresets.com/home.php

Great stuff!

PS---not just saying that because my engine is featured on page 2 of the "Engine shots" page  and page 3 of the "Car Shots" page

[runningman]

Got mine too 

[firefighter3931]

I got myself a Happy Spring present to get myself back into the car. I bought 'em from Ron. Thanks again Ron.

Got mine too 

Thanks guys, glad you like them....your engines will LUV those wires ! 



Ron

[firefighter3931]

I have heard Ron talking about these wires. What are the specs and advantages versus other performance wires? Are they steel core?

I too would like to know the benefits of these wires compared to Taylor/MSD/etc.?

The Firecores are suppression core built with a super durable outer sheathing....no RFI to worry about if you have a radio. They stand up to underhood heat better and eliminate spark leak. The terminals are high quality & double crimped. The boots are silicone, not cheesy plastic that will harden and start arcing all over your engine compartment. 

These are also cutom built for specific MOPAR applications so there's no cutting or crimping......just remove them from the box and install. 

The Firecores are made with the same components that Hendricks motorsports uses on their cup cars....if they can stand up to a 500 mile Nascar race then they should be just fine on our street driven cruisers & hot rods. 

In the past i used MSD exclusively....no more. 



Ron

[mopar_nut_440_6]

I have heard Ron talking about these wires. What are the specs and advantages versus other performance wires? Are they steel core?

I too would like to know the benefits of these wires compared to Taylor/MSD/etc.?

The Firecores are suppression core built with a super durable outer sheathing....no RFI to worry about if you have a radio. They stand up to underhood heat better and eliminate spark leak. The terminals are high quality & double crimped. The boots are silicone, not cheesy plastic that will harden and start arcing all over your engine compartment. 

These are also cutom built for specific MOPAR applications so there's no cutting or crimping......just remove them from the box and install. 

The Firecores are made with the same components that Hendricks motorsports uses on their cup cars....if they can stand up to a 500 mile Nascar race then they should be just fine on our street driven cruisers & hot rods. 

In the past i used MSD exclusively....no more. 



Ron

Thanks for the clarification Ron.

[firefighter3931]

I have heard Ron talking about these wires. What are the specs and advantages versus other performance wires? Are they steel core?

I too would like to know the benefits of these wires compared to Taylor/MSD/etc.?

The Firecores are suppression core built with a super durable outer sheathing....no RFI to worry about if you have a radio. They stand up to underhood heat better and eliminate spark leak. The terminals are high quality & double crimped. The boots are silicone, not cheesy plastic that will harden and start arcing all over your engine compartment. 

These are also cutom built for specific MOPAR applications so there's no cutting or crimping......just remove them from the box and install. 

The Firecores are made with the same components that Hendricks motorsports uses on their cup cars....if they can stand up to a 500 mile Nascar race then they should be just fine on our street driven cruisers & hot rods. 

In the past i used MSD exclusively....no more. 



Ron

Thanks for the clarification Ron.

You're welcome Jim 

I should also have mentioned that these are 50ohm/foot resistance wires....typical store bought replacement wires like the generic Napa and the popular Accel "Superstock" sets are 800ohms/ft or more.


Ron

[chargerkid01]

How much?? Where can I get them?? Hmmm 95 dodge ram 5.9L and 69 charger 318!!!

[firefighter3931]

How much?? Where can I get them?? Hmmm 95 dodge ram 5.9L and 69 charger 318!!!

The 8mm smallblock Firecores on sale right now ; regular $105 for $75 + shipping 

The Magnum wires are regular price at $105 + shipping.

I put a post up in the vendor forum : http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php/topic,54763.0.html

Send me a pm if you want to place an order or have any questions 



Ron

[chargerkid01]

not ready for plugs quite yet for the charger so I'll pay regular price on them down the road. Give me another 10000 miles on the ram and I'll be ready for plugs and wires again so it wil be regular price on those no worries!! I'll pm you when I'm a little closer to needing them.

[41husk]

Ron what would it run for a set for a 73 Charger with headers? stock coil with shipping to 62040?

[firefighter3931]

not ready for plugs quite yet for the charger so I'll pay regular price on them down the road. Give me another 10000 miles on the ram and I'll be ready for plugs and wires again so it wil be regular price on those no worries!! I'll pm you when I'm a little closer to needing them.

No problem....lemme know when you're ready and i'll get you set up 


Ron

[firefighter3931]

Ron what would it run for a set for a 73 Charger with headers? stock coil with shipping to 62040?

Alan, those would be the "pro-fit" wires and come in both 8mm & 8.5mm and sell for $105 + shipping (Usually ~$10-$12) Most guys opt for the 8.5mm unless trying to use factory looms.


Ron