Magnecor Spark Plug Wires (8mm): Mazda Miata 90-2000
Application: Mazda Miata 90-2000
Part Number: 45168

OVERALL LEAD ASSEMBLY
Outside Diameter of Cable: 8.5mm
Color: Red
Country of Manufacture: USA

CABLE
Construction Type: One piece, no cost saving layers used.
Insulator Material: Extreme heat resistant TC-1500-HS high strength aerospace silicone rubber formulated to dissipate heat away from section exposed to high temperatures
Heat Resistance: 1,000oF (540oC) short burst 3 minutes, insulation remains intact if overexposed
Dielectric Strength: 55,000 volts.

CONDUCTOR
Conductor Size: 2.5mm diameter
Conductor Type: Magnecor Metallic Inductance EMI and RFI Suppressed
Core: Ferrimagnetic base over Kevlar and fiberglass substrate.
Windings: 200 turns per inch
Windings Material: Stainless steel.
Resistance: 2.2 kOhm ft..
Capacity: 80 kV, 2kVA. KV85 limited by jacket thickness to 60kV unless spaced

Magnecor KV85 Version 5 (8.5mm) Competition and R-100 Version 3 (10mm) Ignition Cables are specifically designed and constructed to conduct the maximum output generated by conventional and racing ignition systems to the spark plugs; and to provide full suppression for both EMI (electro magnetic interference) and RFI (radio frequency interference). Magnecor KV85 and R-100 Ignition Cables will enable output maximization from both conventional and specific race ignition systems on engines using turbo-charging, super-charging, and exotic fuels, particularly if electronic equipment, including computer controlled ignition, fuel and engine management systems, are also fitted to the vehicle. Improved clarity for radio and television transmission and reception can also be expected because of the RFI reduction.

Unlike its competitors, Magnecor does not manufacture its products to suit prices and terms dictated by mass-merchandisers. The designs, construction and materials used by Magnecor are what works best for the applications in which all Magnecor products are used, regardless of the cost, difficulty of manufacturing, and the amount of research and continuous upgrading necessary to stay with developments in the automobile and marine racing industries.