EvanR
EvanR SuperDork
6/11/16 2:00 p.m.

I feel like it might be time for new plug wires in my '90 Integra. They may be the originals, it's hard to say.

I like OEM parts. Acura only lists them individually, for around $20 each. Oh yeah, and they only still list wires for #2, #3, and #4, and not for the #1 cylinder. Weird.

Rock Auto lists a bunch of aftermarket wires. I'm inclined to lean towards NGK or Denso, I'd bet a nickel that one of those was the OEM supplier anyhow.

What say the hive mind?

noddaz
noddaz GRM+ Memberand SuperDork
6/11/16 2:31 p.m.

You just need to have been in the business for awhile. Use part number 32700-PHK-405. MSRP of $71.87

EvanR
EvanR SuperDork
6/11/16 4:02 p.m.

I love people smarter than me. Thanks!

The funny thing is that Acura will tell you the wire set for a '90 Intergra is NLA. But the set for 96-01 Integra is available... and it's the same set!

chiodos
chiodos Dork
6/11/16 7:10 p.m.

Dont forget your new pugs, cap and rotor too!

Personally i like nkg plugs and wires but cant go wrong with oem either

Derick Freese
Derick Freese UltraDork
6/12/16 2:29 a.m.

If I'm not mistaken, NGK is the OEM for the plug wires on that car.

Mazda787b
Mazda787b HalfDork
6/12/16 11:26 a.m.

Pro Tip for those needing NLA wires, call Magnecor. If they don't list them, chances are they can make them for you. Bonus if you live in the Detroit area, wires can be made while you wait.

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