Nology Hotwires 1985-1988 Mitsubishi Galant 2.4L

You can use your existing spark plugs with Nology Hotwires and they will work fine, but Nology recommends using their Nology Silver Spark Plugs when possible for optimal results, since they are designed specifically to work well with the Nology Hotwires. You'll see an option to add them to your Nology Hotwires order at the top of the page to add them if they are available for your vehicle.

More about Nology Silver Spark Plugs:
Stop playing around with spark plugs that feature Iridium electrodes, Platinum electrodes, Copper electrodes, fine wire electrodes, split electrodes, ring electrodes or multiple electrodes and get serious with silver electrodes! Silver is the best electrical and thermal conductor of any metal. This makes Nology Silver spark plugs among the best spark plugs in the world. Period!

Benefits: Nology Silver Center Electrode, More Spark Power, Deliver the Most Powerful Spark, Increased Horsepower, Cleaner Combustion, Long Lasting, Race Proven Design, and Top Quality Materials

Why not Iridium Spark Plugs? Iridium is a super dense material and therefore extremely resistant to wear. That's it! It is a terrible thermal conductor and a bad electrical conductor, so why would anyone use it to make a spark plug center electrode? Since car manufacturers have to guaranty that their engines stay in-tune for up to 100,000 miles, they can only achieve this with ultra dense Iridium or Platinum.

Nology Silver spark plugs are especially designed for high-performance engines. Silver is the best electrical and thermal conductor of any metal, which makes it the ultimate material for a spark plug's center electrode. The large diameter silver center electrode increases spark carrying ability and spark power. Silver is extremely resistant to erosion, guaranteeing a virtually unchanged electrode gap for the life of the spark plug. Most Nology Silver spark plugs are without a resistor, perfect for performance enthusiasts who demand the most from their engines. For racing or dependability and efficiency for everyday use, Nology Silver spark plugs deliver the most powerful spark.

If you're not using Nology Silver, you're not going as fast as you could be.

Installing Nology Hotwires is extremely simple and you should be able to complete the installation yourself in a very short period of time.

Step 1:. Lay out your Nology hotwires in order of longest to shortest.

Step 2: Remove one spark plug wire from your vehicle. Compare it to the Nology Hotwires you have laid out and make sure the connectors are correct and find the Nology Hotwire closest to its length. Note that Nology often adds an inch or so to each of the wires to make them easier to route in the engine bay.

Step 4: Install the Nology Hotwire in place of the spark plug wire you just removed, trying to take the same path that the factory wire traveled. Be sure that you don't have the wire touching anything directly that is hot, such as the exhaust manifold. If you have any dialectric grease, a dab on the connections will make them come off much easier next time you need to inspect or change your spark plugs (the same goes for even regular spark plug wires). Dialectric grease is not required, but is recommended.

Step 5: Affix Nology Ground Strap to Vehicle: Coming off of each Nology Hotwire is a ground strap. You'll need to ground this. The easiest way is to usually remove one valve cover bolt, slide the ground wire connecter onto the bolt, and reinstall the bolt into the valve cover. You can ground to anything metal in the engine compartment, so if you don't want to ground to the valve cover, feel free to ground the wire wherever you would like that is within reach.

Step 6: Repeat steps 2-4 for each remaining wire in your vehicle. We recommend removing the wires one at a time so you don't have to remember the firing order. Each wire has to be plugged into its correct port.

Installation should now be complete. Enjoy!