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  • JMil86
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    I know bav auto used to use 8mm which arent as good as IE's 7mm's so if they havent changed it go IE, I've had great experiences and customer service with their stuff, some people don't like him though.

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  • DerRoteBaron
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    by saying bav auto I meant Bavarian Auto Sport. The wires I got were their house brand upgrades.

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  • dnova89
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    Go with OEM in my opinion. I'm also ordering a new set of wires and I found that Pelican Parts has the cheapest set of Karlyn-Sti (the OEM brand that BMW used for the m20) wires for about $150. Most other sites I visited had them for about $180.

    It might be pricey but I've heard of people having problems with those shorter wires and the problems mysteriously went away when they went back to stock so I'm staying away from them, there's no way you can go wrong with OEM anyway.

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  • Adrian_Visser
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    Well since I have no direct experience myself I figure I am completely qualified to say that OEM is best.

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  • DerRoteBaron
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    I went with the bav auto sparkplug wires for my m42. I think they were only a little more and had some lifetime warranty.

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  • iwantspeed
    started a poll bav auto / IE / stock

    bav auto / IE / stock

    63
    stock
    52.38%
    33
    bav auto
    12.70%
    8
    ireland engineering
    22.22%
    14
    other
    12.70%
    8
    Its for a basically stock m20, just a Jim Conforti chip
    stock coil

    I replaced the cap rotor and spark plugs, Now I would like to replace the wires.
    Just looking for advice on what to get
    they are all realtively similar in price.




    stock
    spark plug wire set


    Bavarian auto werks
    spark plug wires


    ireland engineering
    7mm spark plug wires
    with impulse sensor
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