ZR-1 Plug Wires - ZR-1 Net Registry Forums

Scrrem · 09-03-2009

I am considerig changing my coils and plug wires since I am unsure how long they have been on the car. For those who have done this, did you go with very pricy and tough to find AC Delco LT5 labeled plug wires or with another brand?
Rich

billybaloneey · 09-03-2009

Wires with the LT5 stamped on them are very hard to come by...and if you find a set you are going to pay around $300+ for them. It's not the LT5 stamped on them that make them the best performing or even the only replacement wires recommended. There are several sets available that will do the job. The same goes for the coils...there are other suitable substitutes.

XfireZ51 · 09-03-2009

SC,

I put a set of MSD 8.5s on mine along with MSD coils. Did that last year and I am very pleased with how they are working. If you're interested I have a set of OEM LT-5 wires (pre-owned) but in nice shape.

xlr8nflorida · 09-03-2009

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Originally Posted by XfireZ51

SC,

I put a set of MSD 8.5s on mine along with MSD coils. Did that last year and I am very pleased with how they are working. If you're interested I have a set of OEM LT-5 wires (pre-owned) but in nice shape.

I would go with the AC Deleco replacement wires. They can be had in the $40's and they are identical to stock except the white lettering.

The market price on the OEM the spark plug wires now is definitely over $350. The last few sets I've seen sell on ebay were like $425 and $450.

Scrrem · 09-03-2009

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Originally Posted by xlr8nflorida

The market price on the OEM the spark plug wires now is definitely over $350. The last few sets I've seen sell on ebay were like $425 and $450.

Yeah, a major ZR-1 parts company on the Internet is asking $490.00 +shipping. That's a lot for plug wires unless you are doing the NCRS thing.
Rich

Hammer · 09-04-2009

You can go with the replacement AC Delco wires and new delco coils. PM Jeffvette, he usually stocks these and pricing is very reasonable.

Scrrem · 09-04-2009

Is there a way to check to wire to determin their condition?

Z51JEFF · 09-04-2009

Id like to have a set of the originals but wouldnt even pay half of what these guys want for them.Its just a matter of time until the aftermarket starts making these.The AC Delco replacements work just fine.

Dynomite · 09-15-2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by Scrrem

I am considerig changing my coils and plug wires since I am unsure how long they have been on the car. For those who have done this, did you go with very pricy and tough to find AC Delco LT5 labeled plug wires or with another brand?
Rich

Here ya go

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...DLVI%26ps%3D54

Eric870 · 09-15-2009

Wow! $225 for LT5 plug wires and 4 days left...

09-03-2009	#1
Scrrem Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Alexandria, Virginia Posts: 1,467	ZR-1 Plug Wires I am considerig changing my coils and plug wires since I am unsure how long they have been on the car. For those who have done this, did you go with very pricy and tough to find AC Delco LT5 labeled plug wires or with another brand? Rich __________________ 1990 Bright Red Coupe #608 380 Stroker, Ported Heads/Intake/Housings/TB Haibeck Secondary Delete Chip / Pete's Cams George Braml Intake / FIC Injectors Coated SW Headers / Corsa Bill Boudreau B/B ZF6 / Viper 4.10 gears Ron Davis Radiator Pioneer AVIC-Z140BH NAV Fikse FM5's 285 / 335 / C6 Brakes WAZOO Member

09-03-2009	#2
billybaloneey Join Date: May 2008 Location: Mauriceville, Texas Posts: 179	Re: ZR-1 Plug Wires Wires with the LT5 stamped on them are very hard to come by...and if you find a set you are going to pay around $300+ for them. It's not the LT5 stamped on them that make them the best performing or even the only replacement wires recommended. There are several sets available that will do the job. The same goes for the coils...there are other suitable substitutes. __________________ Clint aka billybaloneey '94 - C4 ZR-1 #445 - Black/Black '05 - C6 silver/black 6sp '85 - C4 white/graphite (almost done) automatic '78 - C3 silver/black (a work in progress) automatic

09-03-2009	#3
XfireZ51 Join Date: May 2007 Location: Chicagoland, IL Posts: 9,708	Re: ZR-1 Plug Wires SC, I put a set of MSD 8.5s on mine along with MSD coils. Did that last year and I am very pleased with how they are working. If you're interested I have a set of OEM LT-5 wires (pre-owned) but in nice shape.

09-04-2009	#6
Hammer Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Ideho Posts: 2,653	Re: ZR-1 Plug Wires You can go with the replacement AC Delco wires and new delco coils. PM Jeffvette, he usually stocks these and pricing is very reasonable. __________________ [I][FONT=Comic Sans MS]John Boyd[/FONT][/I] [I][FONT=Comic Sans MS][SIZE=1]Ideho[/SIZE][/FONT][/I] [FONT=Comic Sans MS][SIZE=1][I]2015 ZL1 [/I][I]Camaro #1121 BLACK/BLACK 6 SPD (540 RWHP)[/I][/SIZE][/FONT] [I][FONT=Comic Sans MS][SIZE=1]1991 ZR-1 #458 [COLOR=red]RED/[/COLOR][COLOR=black]BLACK 72[/COLOR]k miles ([B][COLOR=red]SOLD[/COLOR][/B]) 1991 ZR-1 #473 [COLOR=red]RED/[/COLOR][COLOR=black]BLACK [/COLOR]37k miles ([B][COLOR=red]SOLD[/COLOR][/B])[/SIZE][/FONT][/I]

09-04-2009	#7
Scrrem Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Alexandria, Virginia Posts: 1,467	Re: ZR-1 Plug Wires Is there a way to check to wire to determin their condition? __________________ 1990 Bright Red Coupe #608 380 Stroker, Ported Heads/Intake/Housings/TB Haibeck Secondary Delete Chip / Pete's Cams George Braml Intake / FIC Injectors Coated SW Headers / Corsa Bill Boudreau B/B ZF6 / Viper 4.10 gears Ron Davis Radiator Pioneer AVIC-Z140BH NAV Fikse FM5's 285 / 335 / C6 Brakes WAZOO Member

09-04-2009	#8
Z51JEFF Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Fremont,Ca Posts: 3,078	Re: ZR-1 Plug Wires Id like to have a set of the originals but wouldnt even pay half of what these guys want for them.Its just a matter of time until the aftermarket starts making these.The AC Delco replacements work just fine.

09-15-2009	#10
Eric870 Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Portland OR Posts: 173	Re: ZR-1 Plug Wires Wow! $225 for LT5 plug wires and 4 days left...

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