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Old 09-26-2013, 10:02 PM
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well my buddy just did it with his trans am and lost 10hp, changed plugs on dyno to boot....

talk is cheap, i want hard proof.
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Originally Posted by boostit5.3
well my buddy just did it with his trans am and lost 10hp, changed plugs on dyno to boot....

talk is cheap, i want hard proof.
what plugs he changed from to?
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What plug wires you guys use? OEM?
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^Autozone lifetime warranty wires. Got tired of the MSDs breaking when checking plugs.
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i was kidding white2kbird, trying to make a point... its to easy to just say "you'll loose 0hp going to a colder plug" just because the consensus says so. i would rather see a side by side dyno comparison with some factory tr55 plugs and some br8ef's.

and im using oem replacement plug wires people have made 1000+ hp with them. i've heard alot of horror stories about the msd plug wires pulling apart so imo its not worth the money, like shortdog said get some lifetime plug wires from the parts store and you'll be fine. make sure none of the plug wires are sitting on the headers i've seen turbo guys and a couple nitrous guys chase down gremlins and it was just a burned up plug wire.
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Lulz ok guy. We went from TR6's to the BR7's. No dyno difference. I didn't think anything of it at the time. But hey to each their own, if you wan to try it on your car you go to a dyno and do it. *shrug*

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well my buddy just did it with his trans am and lost 10hp, changed plugs on dyno to boot....

talk is cheap, i want hard proof.
Old 09-27-2013, 05:18 PM
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i would but i couldnt imagine changing plugs on a hot engine lol.... maybe though because i want to put the 8's back in one day with a plate and a monster shot see what the ole stock long block 5.3 can do.



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