If by bigger you mean thicker. The reistance will decrease. If longer the resistance will increase. The electricity won't "travel any slower" though. Not taking into account differences different cables might have in capacitance and other effects.
Ya. Well from an electrical sense it is. Smaller resistance the higher the current (from I=V/R) and the larger the spark I assume. Not sure of any other factors in an engine there is though.
Found the formula. R = (pL)/A
where L is length, A is cross sectional area, p is resistivity and R is resistance.
So if p or L increase R will increase and if A increases R will decrease. Resistivity depends on the material the lead is made out of.
yeah you're probably right. or a combination of both. either way smaller resistance in the lead will increase current and increase the voltage across the spark plug. Because there will be a smaller drop across the lead....I think
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