Im the starting tailback that wouldnt be good LOL

My mom'* Sable had a plug that looked exactly like that, except that the grounding metal piece was intact.

BTW.. Mike..if you are in the area..stop in. Heck..bring clothes and stay over.

Yeah..that plug is er uh.. not healthy. We are hoping the motor took it well and Mike may only need to place an order with Intense for some flow...

Game is in Mass so that might happen but it will be late. send me a PM with your info.

Must've been a pretty hot coil you swapped in...


(i kid, i kid)

No it was actually a cheap temp replacement for I got for 24 bucks at autozone. I even checked the spark which was pretty weak compared to my MSD coils.

I stopped by a junk yard to pick some up cheap but they wanted 90 bucks for a set of used stock coils that looked like they were setting in water for weeks. I kind of chuckled and walked out.

We'll see the real damage when we tear it down tomorrow.

Well I would explain what happened after we pulled my baby apart but Bandit took such good pics they tell a way better story.

I really gota say the guys really pulled together for me, You guys are awesome.

Check us out:
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...ic.php?t=84369

O yeah if anyone needs anything off my old engine PM me and I'll see what I can do, I need to put together a little more $$ to fund a new power plant.

spark plug holder that mounts to the supercharger.....oh wait...that came home with me already

it was sure interesting to see the "indistructable" Diamond pistons in person....

Now Mike, lets see the trophy on the desk at work

If that had been a stock piston there would be no piston just bunch of crumbs in the oil pan with the rod knocking holes in the block all over. That Diamond took it like a champ.