Anyone local want to buy Perfomance ignition wires?

[AirplaneBuilder]

I bought this set from Bavauto.com and put about 500 miles on the wires and now my plan is to do an M50 swap instead of building the M20 so i want to sell these wires. They are in perfect condition and absolutley nothing wrong with them. I had them on my 89 325i and they should work with any 325i/is/ix. How about $170obo. I would rather sell these locally then ship them but can do that also. I live in Lynnwood wa. $170obo

Here is the info on the wires from Bavauto.com, they sell for 199.95

Loosen the reins on your thoroughbred with our 8 mm ignition wires. Stock Ignition wires have built-in resistors that reduce voltage to your spark plugs. That's like keeping a tight rein on a thoroughbred race horse -- it wants to run faster but can't. Our 8mm wires loosen those reins, providing the hotter spark your BMW craves. Both the wires and boots use a spiral core magnetic suppression conductor to provide a higher spark voltage for maximum combustion efficiency. And they're insulated with 8mm of pure silicon to completely eliminate interference. Lifetime warranty.

Part Number Description 12 12 1 720529P Bavarian Autosport High Performance Ignition Wire Set

[xwill112x]

Here is the info on the wires from Bavauto.com, they sell for 199.95

Loosen the reins on your thoroughbred with our 8 mm ignition wires. Stock Ignition wires have built-in resistors that reduce voltage to your spark plugs. That's like keeping a tight rein on a thoroughbred race horse -- it wants to run faster but can't. Our 8mm wires loosen those reins, providing the hotter spark your BMW craves. Both the wires and boots use a spiral core magnetic suppression conductor to provide a higher spark voltage for maximum combustion efficiency. And they're insulated with 8mm of pure silicon to completely eliminate interference. Lifetime warranty.

Not shitting on your thread, but that is retarded on bavauto's end. You want resistance in your coil wires or your coil wont produce more voltage, even if its a msd coil or something, electricity is lazy, it will only produce what it has to. Less resistance in wires = less volts to the plug. A good hot spark setup would consist of a hotter coil, wires (maybe bigger) with stock resistance, and spark plugs gapped until right before the car starts popping and bucking etc...Only then would the "reins" be loosened. I dont know how bavauto gets away with that kind of false advertising.