Anyone run Nology Spark Plug Wires?

[mini_mull]

I did a search, but there wasn't really any info from anyone who's tried these before, just my cousins buddy, or found these online kind of posts. I found a set on sale, but still about 1.5 times what a set of MSDs or any other good wire would cost. Anyone have any actual experience running them? Are they actually better than the rest? (I doubt it, but figured I might as well ask)

 

[dyeager535]

I wouldn't pay for fancy plug wires. New wires yes, but not expensive ones.

 

[ntsqd]

Seems to me that if a capacitive spark plug cable were a good idea that someone would have thot of it a long time ago. If you've got the money to spare and you want to experiment then get them. Otherwise I'd go with a known cable.
BTW, solid conductor cables are great for screwing with drive-thrus.

 

[randy88k5]

Stick with a well known brand like MSD, Moroso, or Accel if you want an upgrade.

Im running MSD wires and I love em. I was having trouble with the cheap part store wires. They cost like $50 and they've lasted over 3 years now.

 

[83ZZ502_Jimmy]

MSD are by far the best wires I have ever use(d).

John

 

[BAJA_BLAZER]

We used to run the whole Nology setup on a Class 1/2-1600 (VW) with great results on the dyno and seat of the pants. They have been around for a long time and are well respected. I wouldn't think they would be worth the money on an otherwise stock/tired V8, but if you have a performance motor and are looking to get everything you can out of it, hell ya!

 

[mini_mull]

Thanks for the advice. I had been planning on going with MSD, but when I saw these on clearance, I was tempted. Guess I won't bother with them at least until I get my HT383 sometime down the road, and maybe not even then.
Baja, do you know how their lifetime warranty works, it doesn't cover normal wear, does it, as in these would be the last wires you ever buy?