7mm Hypalon Plug wire

[qmdv]

I have a partial role of this wire (about 60 feet). Thinking of using it on a flathead with crab ignition 12 volt. What are best spark plug ends to use?

Tim

[BUBBAS IGNITION]

Napa sells belden cable and they have all the ends for the wires..

[JSeery]

I like Raja clips, but no where near original.

[qmdv]

Originally Posted by JSeery

I like Raja clips, but no where near original.

either is an alternator


Tim

[JSeery]

Originally Posted by qmdv

either is an alternator


Tim

Well, there you go, Raja it is! LOL

[GB SISSON]

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And the seven mm is smaller dia than stock so it fits better in the conduits? I would like that. I have two of them to do.

[scooder]

7mm is stock diameter.
Martin.

[48fordnut]

How many ft of wire to do a crab 59 eng?

[edhd58]

HMMM I just love browsing posts, I wondered why my 10mm were so dang hard to get in the holes. I want to replace my wires anyway. Now I know what I need. Thanks, Guys

[48fordnut]

58 that was what I was doing.

[tubman]

There's an outfit called "The Brillman Company" that carries the "Rajah" ends and a lot of other stuff (including Packard 440 wire). If you can sift through the tractor stuff, they should have everything you will need.

[drolston]

For me, "original" is a 50's hot rod, for which Raja is the preferred part.
60 feet of wire should do two crab ignitions, with a little to spare.

[JM 35 Sedan]

On my '35's, I like to use the original tin plated brass clips that solder on the distributor cap end of the plug wire and have the cylinder numbers stamped into each clip. I use Packard 440 plug wire but not sure if it's 7 or 8mm in diameter. For the plug end terminals I use either the original brass or copper tube ends formed into a hook configuation, crimp on brass ring terminals, or the Raga ends. I've never liked the modern terminal ends that are formed on the ends of the wire and have little barbed features that attempt to pierce the insulation and supposedly make contact with the internal conductor. Must of these that I have seen on distributors that I buy to rebuild are totally junk. I also prefer using copper core wire.

[sidevalve8ba]

Here's the website address for Brillman;

https://brillman.com/

As Tubman said earlier they have Rajah clips and also Packard 440 wire if you are so inclined.

[JSeery]

Many Rajah sources:

https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw...plug+terminals

http://www.thehotrodcompany.com/shopnow/show_dept.asp

http://www.speedwaymotors.com/Rajah-...20(July25_2017)

[russcc]

The best way to roll through Brillman's products is get there catalog, because unless they updated their web site, which they said they were going to do, it very tedious trying to find what you want. They have it spades, and good folks to deal with. I specify, please ship USPS parcel post, as most parts a pretty light. Otherwise they send it Priority mail for more bucks

[JSeery]

You can download their catalog online.

[tubman]

Thanks for the backup, guys!

[mountstimothy0]

Originally Posted by edhd58

HMMM I just love browsing posts, I wondered why my 10mm were so dang hard to get in the holes. I want to replace my wires anyway. Now I know what I need. Thanks, Guys

8mm was difficult for me to fit in my 46-48 conduit so i went to 7mm and a crab distributor cap wires came from accel with actual wires instead of the new stuff

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