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01-28-2013, 01:52 PM
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I'm not sure who makes the OEM wires for Subaru, could be NGK. I've tried various types over the years but so far the best fitting type have been OEM Subaru. Surprisingly they are very affordable too. I use to like Magnacore but found they didn't fit nearly as well on the spark plug. Not a very good seal at the valve cover on the boot and they could pop off.
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01-28-2013, 02:34 PM
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The Oem wires that are put on the car from assembly are Packards. I believe the dealer only sells NGK wires as replacements (at least the dealer where I live does that) I replaced mine with Standard
Bluestreak wires and they fit nicely, no problems with them either plus they are slightly cheaper than NGK's.
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