FS: TRD Spark Plug Wires To Suit 4A/5A/7A-FE Engines

Complete set of four TRD spark plug wires, suitable for all 2nd generation 4A-FE, 5A-FE and 7A-FE engines found in Corolla AE101's and a number of other models. Quick and easy to install. Still in excellent working condition.

TRD spark plug wires use a special low-resistance core to deliver a hotter, higher-voltage spark, perfect for high RPM operation. A thick silicone insulating jacket prevents crossfire and ensures high performance, even in elevated temperatures or where you encounter exposure to oil, solvents and other extreme conditions. They are a direct replacement for the OEM spark plug wires and are manufactured to exact TRD specifications.

These were discontinued quite some time ago and are no longer to be purchased brand new, so act now to secure these while you can . Rare to come up for sale.

$130 NZD ($106 USD) + shipping. Conversions into other currencies can be done for free at www.xe.com

Shipping available worldwide, please inquire for a no obligation shipping quote.

Have you got something new under hood????

magweal wrote:

Have you got something new under hood????

No, sadly not

I'll have to keep on waiting then

^ You and me both, haha.

Hey guys, these have now been boxed up and ready to be shipped to the first person who comes up with the cash. The price to send them to the United States on International Air (3-10 working days) is $19.50 NZD ($15.83 USD), bringing the grand total for the TRD spark plug wires, shipping and PayPal fees to $157.97 NZD ($128.28 USD). If you're interested, or would like a postage quote to another country, please get in touch while they're still available. Treat your car this Christmas with some genuine TRD goodness

4EFE will suit?

humidade wrote:

4EFE will suit?

Not suitable for the 4E-FE sorry.

can i ask why?

humidade wrote:

can i ask why?

I'm not sure of the exact reason sorry, but the part numbers are different. I'm guessing that the resistance values are probably different, the spark plug boots might be a different length and the plugs for the distributor may be different. They'd probably still make the car run, but I wouldn't be able to guarantee their efficiency.