Motoblue wires installed

[joseph]

I got those 0 ohms resistance motoblue spark plug wires, they are of great quality, they fit perfectly.
http://www.rpmoutlet.com/300borla.htm
I ordered them without the wire tray, but they gave it to me anyway, but I didn't use since it's flat and not flexible enough to wrap around the intake manifold.
I use plenty of boot protectant grease, and I used wire shield anywhere 2 wires were in contact and anywhere a wire was in contact with metal, so that way they will last forever and not burn and create an arc.
When I was done I started up the car and the first thing I noticed was that the roughness at idle that comes with the hemis was gone, it was real smooth.
I also turned on the FM and AM radio and reved it up to make sure no RFI was present and it was fine.















I'll drive the car tonight, in a few hours, and I'll see if it feels like it has more TQ and HP, I'll keep you posted.

[lowriderman3]

Nice!

[joseph]

I decided to protect all the wires, because it looks crappy with only a few black wire shields here and there, now it looks clean:



Car runs smooth, more HP and TQ? didn't feel it, I also didn't floor it or anything, but it runs real smooth, and I hope it will give me better mpg.

[moparman53]

At first I thought you had gotten shorty wires. These look OK also.

[joseph]

Too many negatives with the shorty wires, there was a looooong thread about it, and one MOFO test done showing loss of performance, it's not worth it IMO.
But my car is smooth as silk, even when I start it cold, no more idle roughness, so that's worth it to me, I'm filling up today, so I'll find out in 10 days if it helped in fuel "economy"
I also put in new NGK HP plugs a month ago, so it's all good.

[moparman53]

How much were they?

[joseph]

How much were they?

Link is in post #1 ($130)

[pigpen]

Damn Joseph you need to clean your engine bay up!!

[moparman53]

Link is in post #1 ($130)

Yeah, I saw it after I posted. Thanks.

[joseph]

Damn Joseph you need to clean your engine bay up!!

Daily driven, what do you expect!

[thewagon]

nice pics and nice job

[joseph]

I'm glad to report I got better throttle response, could be due to having new wires, not necessarily due to the Motoblue wires, but in any case, It was time for a tune up (50,000 miles on stock wires)

[Willy18]

I did mine on Tuesday. Moto wires w/tray, but usless as stated. Smoother idle and neat install, but I had to zip tie the old wire holders together as the new (larger diameter) wires did not fit correctly in the holders. NGK plugs.

[joseph]

I did mine on Tuesday. Moto wires w/tray, but usless as stated. Smoother idle and neat install, but I had to zip tie the old wire holders together as the new (larger diameter) wires did not fit correctly in the holders. NGK plugs.

Yeah! they're a tiny bit bigger than stock but they squeeze in there, but they pop out after a minute or so, so I put them in there and I use 3 wires straps on each side to hold them in place.

I guess they give you the tray with the plugs, I wonder what they do if you order it with the tray, which costs an extra $20, do they give a $20 refund or just keep the money? I guess we'll never know.

[Carfinish]

thanks for posting this up Joseph...and you are positive, no radio interference???

I find it very interesting that they state that these add 11 HP and torque, and may want to do this myself....do you feel any difference outside of better throttle response.

have ya opened her up??

Stell