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05-21-2005, 09:14 AM
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Yeah so anyway, I am planning on doing a tune up this weekend. I am planning on installing my CAI, 180* T-stat, and I already have my intense pcm installed. What I was wondering is with my mods what is the best gap on the plugs to go with.
I was thinking of going with the NGK plugs or AC Delco, (I think they may be made by the same people??). The wires I will be using are the Belden premium (everyone in the club seems to like them).
I have read different gaps .045, .050, etc.... I beleive .060 is the stock gap correct??
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Just needin' a little guidance.
I was thinking of going with the NGK plugs or AC Delco, (I think they may be made by the same people??). The wires I will be using are the Belden premium (everyone in the club seems to like them).
I have read different gaps .045, .050, etc.... I beleive .060 is the stock gap correct??
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Just needin' a little guidance.
05-21-2005, 01:07 PM
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OK, so i need a .060 gap. Do I need a colder heat range??
How do you like the autolites?? If I go with those what number will they be??
Tim
How do you like the autolites?? If I go with those what number will they be??
Tim
05-21-2005, 01:09 PM
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Mac, you don't have a supercharged engine with a smaller pulley. Stick with the stock heatrange. One colder MAYBE.
I use NGK V-Power Plugs. Closest thing to stock for your car is TR55.
I use NGK V-Power Plugs. Closest thing to stock for your car is TR55.
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