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GM HEI Power & Tach Feed Wires [12 in. Wire Leads]
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HEI Feed Wires
JEGS 555-10552 GM HEI Power & Tach Feed Wires
JEGS 555-10552 GM HEI Power & Tach Feed Wires are made from heavy 12-gauge wire and developed as a replacement for damaged or defective factory wire leads on 1974-1990 GM applications. It will also fit many aftermarket HEI distributors with factory-style GM connections.
JEGS 555-10552 GM HEI Power & Tach Feed Wires Features:
- Simplify the addition of an hei ignition system to either an OE-Style wiring harness for a breaker point system or an aftermarket harness
- Replaces deteriorating wires in vehicles originally equipped with an HEI system
- Custom tailor installation by using both wires
- Includes 12 in. long wires and connectors
FAQ
What voltage is required for a HEI distributor?
- A High Energy Ignition (HEI) distributor typically requires 12 volts to operate efficiently.
How many amps does a GM HEI ignition draw?
- The exact current draw can vary, but a GM HEI ignition system typically draws around 4 to 6 amps during normal operation.
How many amps does a 12 Volt ignition coil draw?
- A 12-volt ignition coil typically draws around 3 to 4 amps during operation.
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