Spark Plug Change and Ignition coil pack
09-21-2005, 06:37 PM
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Spark Plug Change and Ignition coil pack
What kind of tool do I need to remove a spark plug?
Whats the gapping I should use?
What wires should I use?
What plug should I go with?
And this really doesnt add power does it?
http://www.3800performance.com/Merch...roduct_Count=3
Whats the gapping I should use?
What wires should I use?
What plug should I go with?
And this really doesnt add power does it?
http://www.3800performance.com/Merch...roduct_Count=3
09-21-2005, 06:52 PM
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Re: Spark Plug Change and Ignition coil pack
Originally Posted by ComfyCar
What kind of tool do I need to remove a spark plug?
Whats the gapping I should use?
What wires should I use?
What plug should I go with?
And this really doesnt add power does it?
http://www.3800performance.com/Merch...roduct_Count=3
Whats the gapping I should use?
What wires should I use?
What plug should I go with?
And this really doesnt add power does it?
http://www.3800performance.com/Merch...roduct_Count=3
Beldin( I think it is, Napa sells them ) or Autolite Professional( Advance Auto Parts sells them )
AC Delco or NGK TR55
Unless you have a bad coil, you are better off sticking with the stockers... There are a few here that can answer the coil debate for you..
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09-21-2005, 06:55 PM
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The MSD coils will add a smoother idle and snappier mid-range response on any car OTHER than a 97 or newer GTP or SSEi, whose stock coils are already a bit hotter.
Less than 5hp, and you'll only feel it if you are REALLY in tune with your car.
Gap at .060" if you run a stock plug and SC pulley.
Gap at .055" if you run one heatrange colder with a smaller pulley.
Read "Tech Talk with NGK" in Techinfo for more information.
Less than 5hp, and you'll only feel it if you are REALLY in tune with your car.
Gap at .060" if you run a stock plug and SC pulley.
Gap at .055" if you run one heatrange colder with a smaller pulley.
Read "Tech Talk with NGK" in Techinfo for more information.
09-21-2005, 07:12 PM
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Alright so Im going to order some parts in a few
WIllren I noticed you have the coils, is it as simple as unscrewing the onld one and putting the new one in?
WIllren I noticed you have the coils, is it as simple as unscrewing the onld one and putting the new one in?
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Originally Posted by willwren
The MSD coils will add a smoother idle and snappier mid-range response on any car OTHER than a 97 or newer GTP or SSEi, whose stock coils are already a bit hotter.
Less than 5hp, and you'll only feel it if you are REALLY in tune with your car.
Gap at .060" if you run a stock plug and SC pulley.
Gap at .055" if you run one heatrange colder with a smaller pulley.
Read "Tech Talk with NGK" in Techinfo for more information.
Less than 5hp, and you'll only feel it if you are REALLY in tune with your car.
Gap at .060" if you run a stock plug and SC pulley.
Gap at .055" if you run one heatrange colder with a smaller pulley.
Read "Tech Talk with NGK" in Techinfo for more information.
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