Spark Plugs with MSD coils?
Ok talked with MSD and they said any good quality stock type copper plug should work fine. They said the plugs should not burn up that fast and that the cars set up should be checked. The sparkplug Gap and the rest of the cars parameters should also be checked to be sure your car is running within its parameters. Any good shop/or dealership can help you out with a good diagnostic.
Ty
Ty
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When I installed my MSD ignition box, I had to go with the MSD coil packs. I think they are an adapter of sorts(?). I was told by MSD that platinum plugs will definitely burn up quickly, but that copper (they suggested Champion) would be preferred.
I was told by MSD that platinum plugs will definitely burn up quickly, but that copper (they suggested Champion) would be preferred.
I also had the MSD coils for a while but they were eating plugs too fast also, now I have stock coils and run AC 41-932 gapped at .55 with no problems, Too bad, they were pretty red though.
Now the Accel coils are completely useless, a month after I put them in I was stranded 10 miles from home when a coil died, they are yellow paperweights.
Now the Accel coils are completely useless, a month after I put them in I was stranded 10 miles from home when a coil died, they are yellow paperweights.
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