Spark plug terminal

[goodnigh]

We have a non conventional spark plug wire setup, so we have to make our own

wires.  Using Taylor 8mm wires.  The dizzy end works fine but we are having a

difficult time finding connectors to fit the RV12YC plugs we are using.  Once was

able to walk into a mom & pop auto parts store and you would find a box of them,

not anymore.  I have been to NPD, Summit Racing etc. and a few local "auto parts"

stores, no luck.  Any ideas?

mike

 

[Don C]

I'm not sure what you need. This plugs should take a standard boot and female connector. Summit has some:

https://www.summitracing.com/search/department/ignitions-electrical/section/spark-plug-wires-and-accessories/brand/summit-racing/part-type/spark-plug-wire-components?N=4294951516%2B4294943637%2B400304%2B4294926336

I went a different route with mine, a set of Summit spiral wound universal wires with the boot I wanted, and then installed the distributor end.

 

[goodnigh]

I'm not sure what you need. This plugs should take a standard boot and female connector. Summit has some:

https://www.summitracing.com/search/department/ignitions-electrical/section/spark-plug-wires-and-accessories/brand/summit-racing/part-type/spark-plug-wire-components?N=4294951516%2B4294943637%2B400304%2B4294926336

I went a different route with mine, a set of Summit spiral wound universal wires with the boot I wanted, and then installed the distributor end.

We bought this set https://www.summitracing.com/parts/sum-850436/overview/  and this set  https://www.summitracing.com/parts/sum-850434/overview/ .

Mix and match to get the proper parts.  Have to say these connectors are of very high quality, both the boot and connector.

The connector is a "bi-metal" design with a steal clip and "spring" to give a tight fit.

mike