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[Webby the Bear]

ok thanks guys for all the info.

ill ring my local garage first to make sure they can fit them.

im now just pee'd that if i hadn't spoken to u knowledgable guys id have been raped by groses!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Welung666]

is this ok for what i need?

http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product_storeId_10001_catalogId_10151_productId_209223_langId_-1_categoryId_165736#dtab

 

No, they are the spark plugs and there are only 4

You need THESE

[tidla]

something like..

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/HT-Leads-SiliconePLUS-Vauxhall-Omega-2-5i-V6-24v-06-94-/190317269407?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item2c4fcb119f

[Agemo]

NO, you need these:-
http://www.ultrarev.com/magnecor/
If TheBoy is willing to suggest a place near you, then you will get them over the counter.
edit. I see you are receiving lots of help, you should listen to these guys.
 

[Bent valve]

is this ok for what i need?

http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product_storeId_10001_catalogId_10151_productId_209223_langId_-1_categoryId_165736#dtab

 

Yes, but you must ask them if they are suitable for a type 3 flux capacitor

[Agemo]

Bent Valve, you are  BAD MAN 

[tidla]

is this ok for what i need?

http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product_storeId_10001_catalogId_10151_productId_209223_langId_-1_categoryId_165736#dtab

 

Yes, but you must ask them if they are suitable for a type 3 flux capacitor

and compatable with a jigowatt or warp drive

[Webby the Bear]

ok thanks for the sensible answers!!!!!

ill ring round.

cheers folks

[Bent valve]

ok thanks for the sensible answers!!!!!

ill ring round.

cheers folks

If you cant cope with buying the leads, go to a reputable local garage and ask them to replace number 5 plug lead.

The replacement can be a universal  7 or 8mm silicone lead costing no more than £3.00 from a motor spares shop.  It does not have to have the right angled cap that fits snugly into the plug well. it can be a straight universal one. It makes no difference at all.
There is no way on this Earth it should cost more than £50.00

[geoffr70]

ok thanks for the sensible answers!!!!!

ill ring round.

cheers folks

If you cant cope with buying the leads, go to a reputable local garage and ask them to replace number 5 plug lead.

The replacement can be a universal  7 or 8mm silicone lead costing no more than £3.00 from a motor spares shop.  It does not have to have the right angled cap that fits snugly into the plug well. it can be a straight universal one. It makes no difference at all.
There is no way on this Earth it should cost more than £50.00

Will the length not make a difference to the timing of the spark though?

[Webby the Bear]

ok mate thanks very much 

[Welung666]

ok thanks for the sensible answers!!!!!

ill ring round.

cheers folks

If you cant cope with buying the leads, go to a reputable local garage and ask them to replace number 5 plug lead.

The replacement can be a universal  7 or 8mm silicone lead costing no more than £3.00 from a motor spares shop.  It does not have to have the right angled cap that fits snugly into the plug well. it can be a straight universal one. It makes no difference at all.
There is no way on this Earth it should cost more than £50.00

Will the length not make a difference to the timing of the spark though?

No, not really

[Bent valve]

ok thanks for the sensible answers!!!!!

ill ring round.

cheers folks

If you cant cope with buying the leads, go to a reputable local garage and ask them to replace number 5 plug lead.

The replacement can be a universal  7 or 8mm silicone lead costing no more than £3.00 from a motor spares shop.  It does not have to have the right angled cap that fits snugly into the plug well. it can be a straight universal one. It makes no difference at all.
There is no way on this Earth it should cost more than £50.00

Will the length not make a difference to the timing of the spark though?

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No. It makes no difference as long as it is roughly the right length. If it was 50 foot long it might make a difference

[Agemo]

Will the length not make a difference to the timing of the spark though?
As long as you make sure there isn't a knot in it! 

[geoffr70]

ok thanks for the sensible answers!!!!!

ill ring round.

cheers folks

If you cant cope with buying the leads, go to a reputable local garage and ask them to replace number 5 plug lead.

The replacement can be a universal  7 or 8mm silicone lead costing no more than £3.00 from a motor spares shop.  It does not have to have the right angled cap that fits snugly into the plug well. it can be a straight universal one. It makes no difference at all.
There is no way on this Earth it should cost more than £50.00

Will the length not make a difference to the timing of the spark though?

[/highlight]

No. It makes no difference as long as it is roughly the right length. If it was 50 foot long it might make a difference

I guess he shouldn't get a fifty foot length one then