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1967 cl77 spark plug wires

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agss563
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1967 cl77 spark plug wires

Post by agss563 » Sun Mar 18, 2018 1:54 pm

Searching for a source for the rubber sheath that covers the spark plug wires.

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Re: 1967 cl77 spark plug wires

Post by Seadog » Sun Mar 18, 2018 3:29 pm

agss563 wrote:Searching for a source for the rubber sheath that covers the spark plug wires.
I believe I bought mine from http://www.cycleterminal.com

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Ignition wire sleeving

Post by DJM » Sun Mar 18, 2018 6:00 pm

I bought some from Cycleterminal a while back.

It fits over the HT cable OK but I thought it wasn't quite as soft as the original, sort of too thin wall thickness and a bit shiny too, plastic rather than rubber.

I did get a sample of what I believe was neoprene from a company here in the UK which was an exact match for the original stuff but didn't buy as the minimum quantity was a lot more than I needed, might be worth getting some and splitting the costs though.

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Re: Ignition wire sleeving

Post by G-Man » Mon Mar 19, 2018 1:41 am

DJM

I would be keen to split some with you. I need quite a lot and drew a blank when I searched.

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DJM wrote:I bought some from Cycleterminal a while back.

It fits over the HT cable OK but I thought it wasn't quite as soft as the original, sort of too thin wall thickness and a bit shiny too, plastic rather than rubber.

I did get a sample of what I believe was neoprene from a company here in the UK which was an exact match for the original stuff but didn't buy as the minimum quantity was a lot more than I needed, might be worth getting some and splitting the costs though.
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