Plug wire routing at distributor

[Dino]

I have an Edelbrock Pro Flo 4, which came with its own distributor, on a 440. I looked at several pictures on how to route the plug wires and they are all a bit different. I have the MSD 8.5 Super Conductor wires that you cut yourself,  so I have plenty material to work with. I'm using the 90 degree boots. The one in place marks the #1 wire. How would you run them from the distributor cap to have the least chance of interference?

[metallicareload99]

The way I ran mine: I have cylinder 1 where you currently have cylinder 3, and my distributor is rotated a little more clockwise.

The least amount of wires crossed over and maximum clearance for advancing and retarding 

[b5blue]

Normal #1 points to ALT. but order is more critical.

[Dino]

I'd like to leave the distributor where it is, but I'll adjust it if needed. I think the stock plug wire brackets would help routing the wires away from the manifolds, but I'm guessing they won't work out of the box with 8.5 mm wires.

[b5blue]

Yea I had to pitch all of them, too tight!