I was looking at putting some new plug wire in and I was wondering what were some good ones? And also what kind of plugs would you recommend? I have a 1999 ranger 4x4 4.0 with close to 90,000 miles on it.

Thanks,

Ramsey

 

motorcraft plugs. im runnnin JBA wires at the moment and they seem to be doin their job

 

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you can get them from Summit
heres the website
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku

 

The factory Motorcraft wires are actually quite good and Summit has them for $40 for a 4.0L OHV. ACF-WR5791

 

Ya I think I going to go with the motorcrafts. but what kind of spark plugs should i get?

 

motorcraft

 

With a stock ignition system, you will see no noticeable gain from using expensive plugs and wires. Better off to stick with what is reliable....Motorcraft works well. Don't waste money on quad Split-Fires and $100 plug wires.

 

i got the Napa primium wires. belden wires 8mm sylicone thingu or something and autolite platnums.

 

motocraft

 

i have to concure with everyone else about the Motorcrafts....they are 8mm graphite wires.....they are constructed quite well if i may say so!

just had to get my 1 post in for the day! lol