hi,

a local shop is offering me to cut to size and proper resistance the following:
http://www.pertronix.com/prod/ig/flame/wires/default.aspx

7MM “Stock-Look” Plug Wires


Now you can get a "stock-look" spark plug wire, that performs! We've designed these wires with the same core that we use in our 8mm wire. The only real difference is the 7mm flat black silicone jacket that hides its performance potential from the naked eye. Get the best of both worlds with "state-of-the-art performance and a stock look."
These wires will fit most original wire looms. Select a custom tailored set for a great out of the box fit or a universal kit to match your unique engine and wire loom configuration.
Features

• Two current paths for reliability and redundancy.
  Primary path: Spiral wound stainless steel alloy.
  Secondary path: Carbon impregnated fiberglass center core.
  
• 7mm Silicone jacket to resist high temperatures, moisture, oil and chemicals.
  
• EPDM (Ethylene Propylene Diene Methylene) rubber inner insulation for superior heat resistance and prevention of arcing and voltage leaks.
  
• Fiberglass reinforcing braid for added strength and flexibility. Lifetime Warranty.
  

Flame-Thrower "Stock Look" 7mm Universal Wire Sets


Universal 7mm “Stock-Look” spark plug wire kits featuring 90° or straight spark plug boots. Each universal set includes terminals to fit both male and female terminal distributor caps.

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what do u think of this make?

also they say it is possible to fit stronger coils to practicaly any vehicle: does any one have any experience with this?

have u heard this being done to k bikes?

lets say it is doable - what benefit can be expected form a 40,000v coils VS our stock 20KV (when new).?

thank you very much,
Roy

My personal thought is hype the standard BMW wire is plain conductor with a resistor cap plug cover which has a tab you grasp with pliers to pull them off and some reasonable rubber sealing on the ceramic of the plug. Doesn't look like these have any of that, I could be wrong though. I saw a comment from Tom Cutter who is a very smart guy referring someone on another list to Motoelekt that I have posted before.
Good enough for me if I was looking for an alternative.
Regards,
K-BIKE