ACCEL 4041 Super Copper Universal Review

They create their own wireless network, which makes it easier to place the cables in the right place and gives a neater look

I've been buying Accel Superstock wires for all my street cars for about 30 years and if you don't mind trimming them you can get made-to-order quality for $60-$80. If you don't know how to start your engine, please remember to do it one by one from the cover.

It was a real PITA. The goods are good, the wires seem to be of good quality. to make you puke. Trying to get the shoe on the wires was a struggle, the speed crimp tool gave me no confidence in crimping, and I didn't have a coil end in the box. I paid for the ones I had at the store but gosh what a pain it was. I will pay extra money for pre-made spark plug wires next/every time I buy spark plug wires from now on.

Can't push wires through a 90 degree trunk like they also tell you in their video. If you can find the video. Not mentioned in the minimum instructions. Note: The wire must be cut at a slight angle, pushed through the sheath and then cut to length. First you need to grease the wire. The lubrication is sufficient for two of the nine wires. Requires a special tool for installation. Accel sold separately. They offer three versions. The cheaper two don't work, I haven't tried the $100 model. A…

I'm embarrassed to take a star off this product but I feel like I have a good reason. Pros: The kit comes with two different types of cable connectors, making it suitable for both types of terminals. It also comes with electric greasing and a few extra ports, which is a nice touch. The instructions are detailed and well written. Cons: It doesn't come with a stripping tool though. Other brands come with a little plastic tool that strips the wires perfectly and a crappy crimping tool to help you…