Viewers, Slide on the boot before you crimp the terminal on the wire.. Even better is to slide the boot on before trimming the insulation. This was not demonstrated.
How are you supposed to crimp them and cut them with that tool that comes with the package?! This video showed me where to crimp.. We need another one on how the tool you guys send with is supposed to work now too.
im confused, MSD's video shows them leaving the black layer of inner insulation on, but Hagerty's video shows them stripping it off .?.!. which is it ? they both seem like a trustable source, but both do it different
Nice tool but I could not tell which part of the crimp head you used for the inner wire, vs, the part for the outer full wire. That should have been pointed out when making the vid.
Well dang I always tossed the instructions in the trash. I never used the dual crimp tab I always just fold them back. lol I'm assuming it doesn't make a difference in performance.
Kind of a stupid moment, but I had no clue that the boot could bend as needed when I bought them. Accidentally melted part of the boot because of the header lol what would you recommend I use to cover up the small hole on the boot? It’s more of a crack than a hole so it should be able to seal, I just don’t know what’s best to use.
Ya...I later found a video by summit that was pretty good. It did a good job showing how to use this crimper. This tool is awesome......the directions suck though lol.
Granatelli wires have near 0 ohms resistance per foot ( less than 1 ohms !! ) it’s the best wires but expensive $121.97 kit 8 wires MSD wires 50 ohms , maybe half price Granatelli wires ... also Granatelli have best colis 60.000V and low ohms resistance but expensive ... MSD Good performance and reasonable price
Goodnight! We are finishing a 1993 Chevy 5.7, carburetor 4 throats, ported heads, headers, flowmaster, camshaft kit, etc. We are going to buy msd spark plugs, some model we recommend ???? Thank you very much !!!! regards!!!!!
Syrus54 your crappy install was likely the fault. Been running this wire set for 8 years, I just now need to replace them due to excessive heat from flat out torturous towing abuse. Will be trying the Taylor Pro race 409's this time around, not because of the product, but just to try something new. Try installing them properly next time.
Everything makes sense but sliding the boot in trash how u not going to show the most hard part of the process I just stop buying msd I switched to vms wiring best thing ever no wire struggle they thick and perform awesome after 15 years struggle with msd no more
Viewers, Slide on the boot before you crimp the terminal on the wire.. Even better is to slide the boot on before trimming the insulation. This was not demonstrated.
Where can we buy this kind of crimping tool ?
How are you supposed to crimp them and cut them with that tool that comes with the package?! This video showed me where to crimp.. We need another one on how the tool you guys send with is supposed to work now too.
im confused, MSD's video shows them leaving the black layer of inner insulation on, but Hagerty's video shows them stripping it off .?.!.
which is it ?
they both seem like a trustable source, but both do it different
So how many ohms of resistance is there?
I came here to watch how to crimp wires not hear you sell your product
Nice tool but I could not tell which part of the crimp head you used for the inner wire, vs, the part for the outer full wire. That should have been pointed out when making the vid.
i have a set of msd wires that i broke where the lead connects to the ignition coil, do you sell those ends seperately?
I just now ohmed out my Belden edge (napa wires) that was a little over a foot at 45 ohms
where i could buy the crimmping tool
Well dang I always tossed the instructions in the trash. I never used the dual crimp tab I always just fold them back. lol I'm assuming it doesn't make a difference in performance.
Kind of a stupid moment, but I had no clue that the boot could bend as needed when I bought them. Accidentally melted part of the boot because of the header lol what would you recommend I use to cover up the small hole on the boot? It’s more of a crack than a hole so it should be able to seal, I just don’t know what’s best to use.
Ya...I later found a video by summit that was pretty good. It did a good job showing how to use this crimper. This tool is awesome......the directions suck though lol.
Granatelli wires have near 0 ohms resistance per foot ( less than 1 ohms !! )
it’s the best wires but expensive $121.97 kit 8 wires
MSD wires 50 ohms , maybe half price Granatelli wires
... also Granatelli have best colis 60.000V and low ohms resistance but expensive ...
MSD Good performance and reasonable price
Goodnight! We are finishing a 1993 Chevy 5.7, carburetor 4 throats, ported heads, headers, flowmaster, camshaft kit, etc. We are going to buy msd spark plugs, some model we recommend ???? Thank you very much !!!! regards!!!!!
Show how to slip boot over because i have been trying for and hour it's impossible even with lube
Can somebody give me the part # of the crumpets he is using on this video please thanks god bless the world
This dude is representing MSD and doesn't know what the f*** he's doing yeah sounds about right for 2022
2:00 are you serious....nice camera work. 2:17 zoom out and shake the camera so we can't see what is happening......good work.
I agree this instructional is BS when it comes to camera angles and demonstrating the crimp
Do you have a plug wire set for 1988 560sel benz
What crimping tool is that
Stuttering Stanley over here
More of an infomercial.
How do you get the boots over the plug wire ends you just crimped?
Alex Quick lube
Just returned mine because i couldn't get the boot on even when i put the boot on the wire first
@@morrowdavid30 WD 40 helps lube it to slide
I’m pretty sure Taylor Cable is 40 Ohms per foot... pretty sure thats less than 50 lol IJS
What part of the crimper did you use?
Make more detailed video. Slow down, I'm trying to learn how to crimp wires, not interested in the science.
Your crappy wire caught on fire. How do I SPLICE the 2 halfs back together???
Syrus54 your crappy install was likely the fault. Been running this wire set for 8 years, I just now need to replace them due to excessive heat from flat out torturous towing abuse. Will be trying the Taylor Pro race 409's this time around, not because of the product, but just to try something new.
Try installing them properly next time.
1) Remove both burnt ends from the header tube you had them resting on.....
John Wilburn 😂
naw man u just chrimp the back side of the silver thing on the wire. easy as that
I got 60 on mine…
Everything makes sense but sliding the boot in trash how u not going to show the most hard part of the process I just stop buying msd I switched to vms wiring best thing ever no wire struggle they thick and perform awesome after 15 years struggle with msd no more
You need a vice for the tool that comes with the msd Spark Plug Wires. This video didn’t help me much.
I wish you would have devoted the time to crimping. Very disappointed