i want to put a new coil cap rotor and plug wires on my 95 300 6. would MSD be a good choice for my motor or is there a better choice? thanks for any help guys!

 

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this is all for a v8 so maybe a little googling to see if anyone found a better one for the I6 but its all the same. just different amount of plugs and wires

 

maybe I didn't look hard enough but I couldn't find a cap for my 300. I got a coil and wires though. They didn't say anything about having to make the wires when I bought them so heads up

 

which wires did you buy? and msd is perfectly fine. if you look on summitracing they'll have exactly whst you need

 

IMO and alot of other peoples it doesnt get any better than msd

 

I have the V8 but speaking for MSD brand, I recently bought MSD wires, best I've ever used! Had fully adjustable boots even though they appear straight only. Nice quality wires inside and out. I also have the cap and rotor which seem well made with the brass terminals as opposed to the zinc colored Motorcraft version.

The only complaint I have is the MSD coil I had bought barely made it a year, but I noticed there seemed to be less pep when going back to a cheapo coil afterwards. So maybe another MSD coil in my future to make double sure.

 

You're not the only one to have coil issues, I went through 2 in 6 months and back to stock I went.

 

i had MSD on my 96 f150 5.0 for about 8 months, have MSD on my 98 ram 1500 5.2l and i have it on my 97 f250 7.5l, not a single problem in any of the rigs and about 70k miles.

 

Just a heads up MSD does not make a distributor cap for the 300 I6. MSD everything else will work great though. Just get a distributor cap and rotor with brass contacts (non MSD) and all the other parts MSD and you will be golden. ACCEL makes a brass contact distributor cap and rotor that works well with the 300.

 

I bought a distributor cap and rotor button with brass terminals on both made by Taylor and it made a huge difference. I'm getting ready to dump about 70 bucks into Taylor Cable plug wires that are 8.2 mm and only have 50 ohms of resistance per foot.