FRPP 9mm Spark Plug Wires

[SVT98t]

I bought some FRPP red 9mm wires in 2006 and it was time to replace them. The last time i ordered them, they were $120 a set.
I didn't feel like paying that.
So after a little research in FRPP's I found part numbers for the set that works on our cars. And by our cars I mean 92-97 Panthers. Unless the 97's had COPs, I think I'm right.
Anyways, to the P/N's!!!!

M-12259-R462 is red
M-12259-C462 is blue
M-12259-M462 is black. If you can find them.

These have the sweet caps that go on the coil packs and 45* boot. They are also number.

I just put in another set of these and a set of E3 spark plugs and now everything runs excellent. And they work even better with MSD coil packs. (PN 8241)
And I paid $82.50 with shipping for my set from northparkmotorsports.com


-ryan s.

[Lincolnmania]

nice find!
i'm gonna need a set on the 92 grand marquis

[SVT98t]

I'd go with North Park Motorsport. They just sent me some sweet stickers too. And because they didn't have any in stock, they had them drop-shipped from FRPP and they got to my house quicker than if they had sent them!

[SVT98t]

MSD P/N 5545 also fit on a Panther.
I know because they're on my car right now.

-ryan s.

[SVT98t]

Edit:
MSD P/N 5545 spark plug wires are shit. They fell apart after 6k.
That is all.


-ryan s.

[shagginwagon]

I had a set of FRPP 8mm wires on my '86 XR4Ti. Worst $80 I ever spent on the car. I ended up going back to my used Motorcrafts. Car idled poor and I noticed spark cutting in the top end of the rev range. I guess it would depend on where they are made. I have been told FRPP parts are made at several different factories, with quality being better at some than others. Cheap enough to try I guess.

[Makaveli]

So the FRPP definitely fit and performed well SVT? Sorry to revive this oldish thread, but it was still in the first page of topics.