Spark Plugs
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Spark Plugs
Witch type should i get?
ACDelco: Standard
ACDelco: Professional Platinum
ACDelco: RAPIDFIRE
ACDelco: Standard
ACDelco: Professional Platinum
ACDelco: RAPIDFIRE
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Re: Spark Plugs
Originally Posted by bandit
Witch type should i get?
ACDelco: Standard
ACDelco: Professional Platinum
ACDelco: RAPIDFIRE
ACDelco: Standard
ACDelco: Professional Platinum
ACDelco: RAPIDFIRE
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If you're gonna go ACDelco (which is a good way to go), just get the standards. Our engines don't seem to care for Platinums, and the RapidFires are reportedly a waste of money
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Originally Posted by willwren
NGK or AC Delco. NGK makes the Delco plugs.
Moving to 92-99.
Moving to 92-99.
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Originally Posted by bandit
cool, thanks for the info, im goign to do the plugs /wires this saturday
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NGK'* are generally cheaper than AC Delco'*. I also use the same plugs in both of my Bvilles. The TR55 is a fantastic design and lasts quite a long time. (NGK V-Power TR55). Gap at .060" unless you're supercharged with a smaller pulley.
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Originally Posted by willwren
NGK'* are generally cheaper than AC Delco'*. I also use the same plugs in both of my Bvilles. The TR55 is a fantastic design and lasts quite a long time. (NGK V-Power TR55). Gap at .060" unless you're supercharged with a smaller pulley.