need new leads, any advice where and what.

phattboycoxy · Dec 29, 2005

valver leads are sparking all over the place, losing power, unhappy to be overtaken by a gt tdi golf (130bhp) yesterday.
Budget not huge, but will pay for quality if recomended. what about these things i found on ebay?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/New-SILICONE-BLUE-Spark-Leads-RENAULT-CLIO-1-8-2-0-16v_W0QQitemZ4600000808QQcategoryZ10410QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

also need new plugs at some point. any recomendations on those also?

cheers

Daz · Dec 29, 2005

Contact Hill Power (www.hillpower.co.uk)

They do a complete service kit (Dizzy Cap, Rotor Arm, Spark Plugs and Leads).

phattboycoxy · Dec 29, 2005

bargain, cheers fello

TD172 · Dec 29, 2005

A set of magnecore leads from hillpower will probably be the last set you'll ever need to buy.

Daz · Dec 29, 2005

I have the Williams Service kit on mine - seems good! (And the leads are Blue.. so added bonus!

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BRUN · Dec 29, 2005

Magnecor, always

White16valver · Dec 29, 2005

BB do a service kit too I think?

stu8v · Dec 30, 2005

Std original equipment are better than all the aftermarket ones.

BRUN · Dec 30, 2005

they are of a good quality, but i wouldnt say they were better than Magnecor

stu8v · Dec 30, 2005

stu8v · Dec 30, 2005

Too many horror stories and there over expensive, I'd stick with OE

TD172 · Dec 30, 2005

O.E Ones go brittle far to quickly. Cheap tat!

Daz · Dec 30, 2005

Magnecor ones worked out cheaper as part of the HP kit for me than standard ones would have done etc..

BRUN · Dec 30, 2005

ive had Magnecors on all the engines ive had, never had a problem, never heard of any either

stu8v · Dec 30, 2005

TD172 said:
O.E Ones go brittle far to quickly. Cheap tat!

That makes the others expensive tat then......