Would these be good wires for racing on tracks when my car is in the high RPM range? 96 Civic ex
780813
Well I have these and I certainly hit the high rpms on my honda civic 99 they are original wires for your Honda
569050
I run these on my 99 GST Eclipse. The parts finder on here has never let me down though so I'd order with confidence ;)
449918
Yes but if you don't have HEI then you will Have to get an extra wire for your coil AutoZone sells red single wires cheap and if your running headers invest in beet wrap for the wires
1903324
We used these to replace the bulbs in a '01 civic, so assuming the gauges are similar, they should work fine
1133341
The ride-on website answers that question. If your sensors are hermetically sealed they should be ok.
1484074
They work fine, I have them on a 2007. They come with a metal track that they install on, but my Nitro already had the bottom tracks from the factory
1913477
yes , they worked for me. mount under dash for weather protection. run 2 (12 ga.) wires 1 red and 1 black from battery to the junction blocks . run accessory wires to the blocks. use terminals or bare wires to make connections. you should be good to go.
1357179
These are for signals, reverse lights, and even tail light. Shouldn't have a low and high option. Also, they're compatible with 3157 sockets.
1573015
In theory, you could cut the adapter and strip the wires, but I am not sure why you would want to. The adapter provides an easy connection from the track directly to the wire. If your track is not compatible with the adapter, I would recommend looking for a new kit.
1853633
If your car has dual horns with two wire connectors on each horn they should work The horn set comes with a relay that you may not need. My only regret is that they are not as loud as the last Fiamm horns I bought. The look the same but they are not near as loud.
1289717
Should be fine. I have some installed on a firewall near the engine and it is holding up fine. Lots of OEM manufactures use similar products on roofs of cars for sound deadening from the factory.
1950548
these model cars are bad about breaking down dist caps and wires.the wire will look good and they will intermittently fire,but run rough.these engines have roller type lifters so you hardly ever loose a cam.
147747
Hello Dylan, These wires are universal and would fit just about anything. I'd love to sell you a set of wires, but I this you need to go back a revisit your Taylor spark plug loom kit. I think its going to hang to close to the saprk plugs, might not loo right. I suggest you search out some " Performance Oldsmobile engine photos" on the internet to see what other have done. We have these wires in 90 degree boot and straight boot. Most Oldsmobile people go with the straights. I hope this helps. Regards, Spud Spornitz - KAS
1759208
They would be great for riding. I have a 65 Mustang Fastback with the original AM radio, so I use these often when I'm driving it. If you want to isolate the ambient noise even better though, I would recommend getting a set of Comply T400 tips...they are soft foam and both isolate more noise AND improve the sound quality of these already excellent buds. Have fun!
549549
It comes with 4 wires all connecting to the distributor cap. I'm using them on my 97 Honda civic HX. You may need a different model number check Napa auto parts for the part # Amazon always list the wrong part numbers. Good luck.
2248708
I would pass on that if were you. I plugged them in the my Honda Civic and it burned the wiring out for the light bulb itself so now when I have a regular lightbulb in the high doesn't work and the DRL LIGHT IS ON MY DASH.
540300
Oh yeah man definitely I have a 97 civic thats dropped on them I have an Instagram you can check it out "@nnattee" and it gives it a perfect ride what I do recommend finding is a set of lowtek short struts perfect match.and be sure to use every rubber washer they provid hope this helps