StS users plug gap
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StS users plug gap
I was just wondering what people are gapping their spark plugs at?
is there any alternative to the ngk plugs?
I seem to have problems with the tips staying on "no matter
how hard im cranking on them. I even tried loctite"
is there any alternative to the ngk plugs?
I seem to have problems with the tips staying on "no matter
how hard im cranking on them. I even tried loctite"
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Originally Posted by 98Ztwentyeight
I was just wondering what people are gapping their spark plugs at?
is there any alternative to the ngk plugs?
I seem to have problems with the tips staying on "no matter
how hard im cranking on them. I even tried loctite"
is there any alternative to the ngk plugs?
I seem to have problems with the tips staying on "no matter
how hard im cranking on them. I even tried loctite"
Try some Autolite AR472 plugs gapped .025" - .032"
They don't have resistors or screw-on tips.
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Get a set of NGK Iridium TR6ix....from thunder racing. Thats what I just put in..my sts goes on next week. many magazine tests show blower cars love iridium plugs.
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Get a set of NGK Iridium TR6ix....from thunder racing. Thats what I just put in..my sts goes on next week. many magazine tests show blower cars love iridium plugs.
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