don't necessarily need to change wires. How many miles on your car?
My recommendation would be to get aftermarket coils and wires (visit blackhaloracing dot com). They'll last longer and provide you with a much stronger and healthier spark
RogueTadhg
05-09-2011 09:55 AM
...Of course you'd want to switch them out with the stockish wires just in case you need warranty work done.
acherry370
05-09-2011 05:23 PM
thanks for all the replies
RogueTadhg
05-09-2011 08:11 PM
Originally Posted by Charles R. Hill
(Post 3971280)
Better yet, do business with a company who is known by both Mazda and the dealer network. So far, all the companies mentioned in this thread are.
Charles: I'm not questioning the quality of bhr's work (See signiture). Actually, when a company like BHR is rare as to inspire fanboyism in most (including myself)
Im more so just pointing out that if something goes sour, the dealer will try to find any void a problem as something they need to fix. Coming from dealing with honda, mazda, toyota dealerships - in general.
