What leads would you recommend for an N/A

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What leads would you recommend for an N/A

Postby tomac1975 » Mon 06.06.2011, 10:07

Hi,

What leads would be recommended for an N/A?

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Re: What leads would you recommend for an N/A

Postby Specky » Mon 06.06.2011, 11:16

Jump leads... :lol:

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Re: What leads would you recommend for an N/A

Postby tomac1975 » Mon 06.06.2011, 12:07

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Re: What leads would you recommend for an N/A

Postby theelanman » Mon 06.06.2011, 12:49

Depends on where you plan walking it.......:-D
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Re: What leads would you recommend for an N/A

Postby tomac1975 » Mon 06.06.2011, 13:09

Must be Jokes Monday :-D

Only because SJs list them at £95 odd pounds, I was wondering whether any one could recommend any other ones?
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Re: What leads would you recommend for an N/A

Postby rip » Mon 06.06.2011, 13:20

I've not looked but I would think they would be the same leads as for an Isuzu Impulse NA.
Worth checking Rock Auto's site?
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Re: What leads would you recommend for an N/A

Postby tomac1975 » Mon 06.06.2011, 13:55

Thanks Rip. :D

These would be the right ones then? Bosch or NGK thats the next question?

NGK Spark Plugs 4395 or Bosch 09059 Premium Spark Plug Wire Set both fit this engine.

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Make ISUZU
Model IMPULSE
Beginning Year 1990
Ending Year 1990
Engine Type L4
Liter 1.6
Engine Size 1.6L/1588cc
Engine Family Isuzu 4-cylinder
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Re: What leads would you recommend for an N/A

Postby Specky » Mon 06.06.2011, 15:00

I've got something in the back of my mind that the Izusu will fit, but are longer than the Lotus version. There coil is in a different location relative to ours.

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Kingsbourne?

Postby tigerdog » Mon 06.06.2011, 16:37

Just a thought, but I'll be our friends at Kingsborne Wire Werks would make up a set if you measured the existing leads and sent photos of the dizzy/coil ends. They already show a listing (19-098) for the 1990-1992 Impulse DOHC non-turbo so it might be as simple as changing the length of the coil/dizzy lead and since they manufacture these on demand, that shouldn't be a problem. They've been a friend to LEC in the past and might like having an additional listing in their catalogue.

If you'd like me to talk with them (and/or ship to the UK in case Kingsborne won't ship directly) just let me know.
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Re: What leads would you recommend for an N/A

Postby bobbrown » Tue 26.07.2011, 01:03

There is always fleabay link
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