spark plug wires
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spark plug wires
i have a 2000 camaro z28 and im going to change the plugs and wires do to a misfire in one of the cylenders what would be the best plug wires to go with?
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I;m around 500 RWHP and Taylor 10mm Thunderbolts did absolutely nothing for improved performance and broke way too easily. They were junk. I put the stockers back on and everything was identical and perfect again.
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If you're a stock engine, go to Advance Auto and get the $36.00 wire set. For a stock car or any engine making less than 600 RWHP, you WILL NOT get any better performance AT ALL from spending money on aftermarket wires.
I;m around 500 RWHP and Taylor 10mm Thunderbolts did absolutely nothing for improved performance and broke way too easily. They were junk. I put the stockers back on and everything was identical and perfect again.
I;m around 500 RWHP and Taylor 10mm Thunderbolts did absolutely nothing for improved performance and broke way too easily. They were junk. I put the stockers back on and everything was identical and perfect again.
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alright will do. what about these plugs? http://www.jegs.com/i/NGK+Spark+Plug...TR55/10002/-1#
Make sure you check each plug, gap them to .055, check them all before you install them. TR55 should come with a .055 gap though.
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I know, I always thought TR55 meant they come gapped .055 and TR5 plugs come gapped .050.
Either way, doesn't matter, they are the same exact plug.
Get a gapper and make sure they are all gapped correctly before you put them in.
.055 or .060 gap will work if you're stock.
Either way, doesn't matter, they are the same exact plug.
Get a gapper and make sure they are all gapped correctly before you put them in.
.055 or .060 gap will work if you're stock.
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jegs wire set
If you order the plugs from jegs pick you up a set of jegs 8.5 mm wire set for $50 dllrs. I just got one for my lt1 and they are top quality man. Auto zone wire set 7mm thick or jegs 8.5mm thick better quality $50dllrs, just 10 more dollars.
http://www.jegs.com/webapp/wcs/store...-1&showValue=1
Good luck with the decision....
http://www.jegs.com/webapp/wcs/store...-1&showValue=1
Good luck with the decision....