HT Leads upgrade

[truckarms]

Any chance of getting a set for my v6 also?
I live in sunbury, I you are in walton I can pop round with cash one night if you like? Send me a PM with your number and I will give you a call please.
Cheers

[TonyN]

Fuel cat Phil also does a line of good HT leads....

http://www.fuelcat.co.uk/formulaPower.html



(but none that will fit a V6 Toyota! )

[truckarms]

errr thanks tony

[lclascaris]

Any chance of getting a set for my v6 also?
I live in sunbury, I you are in walton I can pop round with cash one night if you like? Send me a PM with your number and I will give you a call please.
Cheers

I will have a look today if I can get V6 ones.

[lclascaris]

Any chance of getting a set for my v6 also?
I live in sunbury, I you are in walton I can pop round with cash one night if you like? Send me a PM with your number and I will give you a call please.
Cheers

I can get a Lucas HT lead set.....part number DKB377.

They list it for a 4Runner 3.0i 12v V6 (VZN130) 3VZ-E engine.

The only information that I have is that they are silicone leads & that if I order them it will take about a week to get & they are non returnable as they are a special order. So if you want them i'm afraid that you will have to have them once they have been ordered.

They cost £30 inc VAT (cash price).....I don't know how that price compares but they are not as cheap as the Land Rover ones that I can get, as we sell thousands of those & we get better prices because of it.

Regards

Lewis

[truckarms]

Cheers Lewis,
I will consalt the oracle but also found this:
http://www.4x4wire.com/toyota/reviews/jacobs/
Oh how i wish money was no object

[truckarms]

Right so in the end I went for the TOP GUN HT Leads from Oz.
They are really good, fully designed for the surf/4runner, not a diy kit as quite a few kits I looked at were. I spoke to the guys at Topgun and they did not actually sell the leads but put me in contact with a guy in sydney who does. It cost 73 quid including p&p to the uk which I though was not too bad, they are still half the price of new toyota ones.
I checked the resistance between the new and old ones just to see the difference, here are some of the results:
3rd longest lead: old 14.83 ohms, new 0.47ohms
shortest lead: old 6.35ohms, new 0.20ohms
the lead to the sensor: old 5.15ohms, new 0.17ohms
I did not think about checking till after installing the first 2 but I was amazed at what a bit difference there was so hopefully this will help me with my LPG problem.

The guys email address is: john ward [rrob2499@bigpond.net.au]