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Wheres the best...
Place to buy plugs and wires local or online. Im not crazy about paying almost $7 a plug at autozone. Im looking to get ac delco platinum and msd pro conductors. Any help would be greatful, thanks
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You can get Autolites or NGK Tr-55s Local pretty much anywhere, or you could grab some AC Delco stock replacement plugs for pretty cheap also (well, cheaper than $7 a plug).
I would use the NGKs or AC Delcos, and for wires I would run the MSDs or Taylors.
I would use the NGKs or AC Delcos, and for wires I would run the MSDs or Taylors.
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yes i know im going ac delco and msd, but what im trying to get at is where do you guys go for yours? either a local kind of auto store or online. Im in chicago so we have alot of places im just not sure WHERE to go thanks
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As for where to buy all this stuff, O'Reilly's, Bumper-to-Bumper, Autozone, NAPA should all carry the plugs or be able to order them. Problem is that the factory plug is a platinum, so they ARE going to be expensive, and I don't know what the standard cross over is. If it's an R45LTS or what :\
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41-943s to be exact formula. its nice to work at a parts store and have the ability to look stuff up like that whenever, haha. and formula, you forgot to mention CARQUEST in your list! my dad owns a carquest and that's where i work. respect the red and blue! lol
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Well I know thats the factory part number for the Delco's which are Platinums and $$$ ($4/ea at minimum). I was referring to the old part numbers which would be a normal resistor plug like TR-55. I guess you could cross references the TR-55 to Delco.