Reply to "Holding 8mm plug wires to shroud"

Click on my profile and look at my engine photo. You can see that I put other wires in it besides the plug wires. This tidies up things nicely. It's been around a long time too. The first I ever saw it used was on old Ford flat head V-8 engines. There are a lot more unusual plug wire routing methods used in the old days as well. Nash ran them thru a hole in the engine block from the distributor on one side to the plugs on the other side. That particular one was a 6 cyl engine with 12 spark plugs. Vintage 1947-8.......Bruce

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