Thats awesome!

 

well another way to look at it is directly stright down from the valve cover bolts ((((follow the bolts stright down)))) under the manifolds.. its going to be fun for you i think you shoud set aside about 12hours to do it and you might rip a plug wire so be prepared to route them suckers lol

 

they are right next to the flux capatior and above the muffler barrings, dude I really hope you are kidding, if not...................

 

imma try and check it out. today

 

WOW. this had to be some kind of joke if i recall right u were planning on doing a motor swap of some kind or a rebuild

 

well what did you come up with????

 

It's not. He is that dumb (sorry bud). He doesn't know anything about cars and inherited it from his dad, who passed on.

 

dude what the **** are sparkplugs?

 

you have got to be kidding. you own an LT1 and dont know where the spark plugs are, and or a minute yo thought they may be under the y-pipe? if yo were bein serious....you should sell your car! now!

 

hahahaha formula you have a way with words lol. and to answer one of the above questions my mom had the keys last and now she lost them so now i have to look for em

 

i didnt think they was under the y pipe i heard they was under i didnt know myself. i heard alot of things bout where the spark plugs was, so i figured damn its going to be hard to find them and change them.

 

Did you skip grammar in 1st grade? I think that's when I learned proper capitalization and punctuation.

 

follow the plug wires

 

HAHAHA! He can't see the plugs, let alone the block-hugging bastard plug wires.

 

no i didnt , just didnt think i was being graded on anything can we get to the issue at hand pls. BTW i found my haynes manual book and my keys. im reading chapter one right now about the spark plugs.

 

OK its time to give him a break. We know hes not great with cars, but he is trying and thats all that matters. Its fine to bust his ***** for a bit, but IMO its getting out of control and would personally make me feel like crap if I were in his shoes. We showed him with pictures so lets sit back and see if he can do it. If you have anymore questions dont hesitate to ask. No question is a dumb question.

 

i will be getting a spark plug tool from my grandfather tomorrow theres a name for it but i forgot what it was called o yea socket wrench. and im going to try and get some jackstands to.


That damn haynes manual got some good info in it.

 

lol my book dosnt say a damn thing it say get a socket then remove plugs lmao but for realls if you really aint playing i think you can do #1 and #3 no prob but for the rest. may the force's force be with you on passenger side take the starter off you gotta tilt it up and spin it and it'll come out #8 will plug will break super easy (this is on the pass side very last plug) so you have to make sure the socket is on tight and stright then for # 2 front below altanator is a biaaa easer with the alt removed but if you have small hands it will be a hole lot easier final #4 and #6 between #1 and #8 are simple whit or without starter on but with it off you can easily see up in there

 

aww thats the **** i was affraid off. we shall see ill keep the thread updated.

 

oh please do