Hey guys,

I was sitting there in the shop and tinkering with my latest conversion, when I happened to glance up on a shelf, and guess what I saw....

Well, it looked a lot like the old roll of T.V. cable that the cable guy left at my house years ago after his installation. But you know what it really is?? It is enough wire for high quality shielded spark plug cables for about a zillion conversions!!

.040" solid copper wire inside, nicely insulated, and covered with a nice dense copper shielding. What do you think??

AV8TOR

Well try it, but I think it has a breakdown voltage of around 10kv. BUT you do have the shielding to put over normal plug 5mm wire. Toyota uses a 5mm resistor wire on some of their engines.