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I have always believed in Taylor wires myself. I haven't had a truck or car without them in a long time. But I read somewhere that there maybe some problem with running aftermarket wires on EFI Harleys because of a "signal" that is returned via stock wires. Didn't make much sense to me, so that's why I'm asking.
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I just replaced the original stock wires on both bikes with Magnecor's. You can get a significant discount on them through cyberauto.com. Not listed on their web page, of course, but just call them up and give them the Magnecor part number you want and they will drop ship them at around a third off MSRP. I have Magnecor wires on my 20v 4AGE, Esprit Turbo, the two bikes, and I bought all of them through cyberauto.
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Magnecor Wires for HD
Gonna test this theory - read about the knock sensor concern on other forums & had Magnecor on my 05 Sportster (gr8 improvement). Ordered a set for the new 09 Street Glide & plan to install w/Dobeck TFI. We'll see how it works out.
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Go to "The Truth about Ignition Wire Conductors" & pay attn to EMI suppression & conductors w/how they affect spark. You might be suprised by how these factors alter electronic charge through wiring. How do I know - I'mm a COMM guy & run wire for a living. There's a huge difference on how electrons travel through different wire material (i.e. copper vs. glass/fiber optic). Magnecor's wires are like upgrading your house fm copper to fiber...
Plus, they're not $pendy at all ($46 for my 09 SG) - you've probably got some accessories that cost more & didn't improve your bike's performance.
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