Posted by mkirsch on March 08, 2010 at 12:32:13 from (64.80.108.55):
The Super H has primer on it, FINALLY. Only took me 5 years.
I suppose that in the year and a half since I last asked this question I could've just ordered the %$#@ing spark plug wires from any of the normal tractor sources, but I didn't... I suppose I could just order them now since it's going to be at least three weeks before I get out to the farm to lay down the red.
However, I am just obsessed with finding premade plug wires at NAPA, AutoZone or Advance.
The parts guy and I have spent HOURS looking through the computer, racking our brains for a small 4-cylinder car or truck that uses the "standard" spark plug wire ends.
Last time out I got a suggestion of Datsun D610. Nobody stocks 'em.
Aside from that I've gotten no good leads on my leads.
So, has anybody been able to find a set of "will fit" spark plug wires for their 4-cylinder IH tractor at the local auto parts store? If so, what vehicle are they intended for?
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