IWISS Ratchet Spark Plug Wire Crimper for Spark Plug Ignition Wire and Terminals Dia. 8.5mm
Description
🔩 Crimp with Confidence: Elevate Your DIY Game!
- COMFORT GRIP - Ergonomically designed handles for a secure and comfortable hold.
- DURABLE BUILD - Crafted from corrosion-resistant carbon steel for longevity.
- RATCHETING MECHANISM - Innovative design releases after full compression for flawless crimping.
- PRECISION ENGINEERING - Designed for 8.5mm spark plug wires, ensuring a snug fit.
- VERSATILE FUNCTIONALITY - Combines crimping and stripping in one tool for ultimate convenience.
The IWISS Ratchet Spark Plug Wire Crimper is a high-performance tool designed specifically for 8.5mm spark plug ignition wires. Its corrosion-resistant carbon steel frame ensures durability, while the comfort grip handles provide ease of use. The innovative ratcheting mechanism guarantees a perfect crimp every time, making it an essential addition to any professional or DIY enthusiast's toolkit.
Reviews
J**.
Worked great
Ordered these cause I put headers on my truck and had to make custom plug wires so they weren't touching the header, these crimped the terminals with ease and stripped the coating nicely
C**Y
Worth the money
Worked great! Only issues were with the ends being crimped. You had to start the crimp with a separate pair of plyers, otherwise it messed up the plug wire end.
I**4
Keep plugging
Good crimp pliers. Nice stripers. The jaw that rolls the connector could have a greater angle to it, you have to pinch the connector a bit so it fits inside that jaw. I’ve used different wire kits and the connector is always the same it’s wide. I put the connector on the wire and just give it a little squeeze to hold it on then into the crimper. The crimp is great once done.
T**R
Out of the package first crimp perfection. So easy to use it was fun
Pic says it all. First crimp to the last as easy as cut,strip and crimp. Nice clean factory style crimps.
A**E
Pretty good
Strippers leave a nice clean cut. Crimper section works perfectly. You need to squeeze the ends of the part you are crimping a little because it’s a tight fit getting the end into the jaws.
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