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Old 03-08-2005, 06:04 PM
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Default Nology HotWires... What do you think?

I see that Nology HotWires are out now (or maybe have been out for a while haha), anyways, just wondering what your opinions are on these. And maybe give some other alternatives for one who wants to change the spark plug wires.
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I spent about 15-20 min on the phone with the Lead tech guy at Nology yesterday, his name is Jeff Klein. We discussed the wires and why a customer should switch to their setup. It was a very interesting conversation and being my close friend owns Vitek Performance, I was estastic to see this guy knew what he was talking about instead of a sales man simply trying to make you buy a product. The Stock coil pack is very small and only give a lil spark to each cylinder. With the nology relocation coil-on conversion, it will allow the spark to build up and give more to each cylinder. Nology is claiming a 2-5% increase in power. I am looking to dyno this sometime in the near future to see.
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I thought the tc was already coil on plug?
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I will get a review on these up when I install them. I have purchased these from Creative Compacts yesterday and should get them next week. I will have my valve cover powdercoated and put the wires on sometime next week probably.
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I remember seeing someone on the clubsciontc(http://www.clubsciontc.com/modules.p...ewtopic&t=2796) forums bought this, but has not received it yet. i'm hoping that the gains will be enough for me to consider these, or if it's all a gimmick (the capacitor thingy)
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well if its only 2% that wont be worth 180 bucks but maybe 5% because that would be around 6hp at peak possibly which is close to an intake for about 50 less.
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But it will provide power on all the mods... so you should see the hp increase on your other bolt ons as well
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Hmm good point wasn't thinkin about it that way and could you still use the Weapon R Ignition Equalizer with it. Also are you going to start caring more weapon r products?
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does having the wires make your spark plugs make hotter sparks in the proccess? cuz if so that wouldnt that be bad for those who have nitrous or high boost?
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Originally Posted by tckurt
Hmm good point wasn't thinkin about it that way and could you still use the Weapon R Ignition Equalizer with it. Also are you going to start caring more weapon r products?
I am good friends with the owner of WR... I should be meeting him up on Friday while I am on my business trip to Cali. I carry the entire line... what are you looking for?

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Originally Posted by sensay
does having the wires make your spark plugs make hotter sparks in the proccess? cuz if so that wouldnt that be bad for those who have nitrous or high boost?
Sensay... unsure on this but Jeff was saying that this is a must have for any of the cars running boost...
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The engine dampers and ignition equalizer that they make... I would rather order from you guys than prostreetonline.com because you have better prices and service.
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does having the wires make your spark plugs make hotter sparks in the proccess? cuz if so that wouldnt that be bad for those who have nitrous or high boost?
Sensay... unsure on this but Jeff was saying that this is a must have for any of the cars running boost...
how bout nitrous? i know ur suposed to have cold plugs for high nitrous so i just need to know if the hot wires make hotter sparks
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tckurt... I will look into it today...

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thx... I will be purchasing many things from you in the near future.
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The tC is already Coil on plug. Does this convert it to a coilpack w/ wires? The description is kinda vague.
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just get yourself some 8 gauge wire and make the ground wires yourself. cost-$20.
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here is a link to them on NOPI still not much of a description
http://www.nopionline.com/nopistore/...ON%20tC%202005
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Originally Posted by reign
The tC is already Coil on plug. Does this convert it to a coilpack w/ wires? The description is kinda vague.
yea, i thought that all the new toyotas were distributorless, not needing spark plug wires..
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Originally Posted by yellot00tr
just get yourself some 8 gauge wire and make the ground wires yourself. cost-$20.
this was about spark plug wires, not grounding wires
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