Discussion
In centimetres, from tip to tip, so including the ends, they are
92, 83, 78, 78, 73, 60, 58, 51, King lead 40.
Clearly 92 is the number 8 plug, 51 is the number 1 plug. 83 is probably the number 6 plug
These are a Lumenition set that I have just swapped out while looking for a misfire. I did notice that they weren't exactly the same lengths as my old TVR set that went back on, but not enough for it to matter.
92, 83, 78, 78, 73, 60, 58, 51, King lead 40.
Clearly 92 is the number 8 plug, 51 is the number 1 plug. 83 is probably the number 6 plug
These are a Lumenition set that I have just swapped out while looking for a misfire. I did notice that they weren't exactly the same lengths as my old TVR set that went back on, but not enough for it to matter.
When my king lead needed replacing due to the end staying in the cap when I removed it (!), I got one 45cm long to allow a longer route.
At the distributor cap, the leads ends are a variety of straight and 90 degree connectors too.
Edit: At least, my Chimaera does. The left hand bank (odd numbered cylinders) have 90 degree ends at the cap, the right hand bank straight ends. Perhaps more of an indicator than necessary although it helps squeeze them all in there.
At the distributor cap, the leads ends are a variety of straight and 90 degree connectors too.
Edit: At least, my Chimaera does. The left hand bank (odd numbered cylinders) have 90 degree ends at the cap, the right hand bank straight ends. Perhaps more of an indicator than necessary although it helps squeeze them all in there.
Edited by ianwayne on Monday 23 March 08:00
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