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best spark plug and tstat for our cars?

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Posted by: sho89mtx

was wondering what the preference of plugs ant what temp tstat do you guys get 180 or 160tstat

thanks,
scott



Posted by: ONEBADMK8

Autolite 764 copper plugs gapped at .048. Motorad Tstat at 160 rating.



Posted by: sho89mtx

Quote:
Originally Posted by ONEBADMK8
Autolite 764 copper plugs gapped at .048. Motorad Tstat at 160 rating.
are the spark plugs as hard to change as they were in my 99 t/a? There was one that took literally 2 hours to pull out and change, it was a whore an half!



Posted by: ONEBADMK8

NO WAY. I do these on Gen 2's in 10 minutes (ask Jamler, he couldnt belive it). Gen 1's is about 15 minutes.

F-Bodies SUCK to change!!



Posted by: brentalan

I'll second that, I did them in my car, (GEN2). I am by no means a mechanic, but the hardest part was the gapping!



Posted by: gadget73

Most GM passenger cars suck to do plugs on. Back ones on the passenger's side right where the heater core/evap case lives especially. I always change them via the wheel well with a long extension.



Posted by: Jamler3

Quote:
Originally Posted by ONEBADMK8
NO WAY. I do these on Gen 2's in 10 minutes (ask Jamler, he couldnt belive it). Gen 1's is about 15 minutes.

F-Bodies SUCK to change!!

Plugs are a super quick change on the Gen-2...
As long as you coil boots aren't cracked. Even with E-Taping
all coil boots, Geno was done in 10 minutes...



Posted by: ERIC1

hey you need to tell me what you guys did over there with spark plugs and taping the bbots whats that about?
Eric



Posted by: ONEBADMK8

WHen I did Jamlers plugs he had cracked boots. I used rubber tape to fix them all. It works forever you just have to seriously prep them first. I also unshrouded the spark plugs and ran a .048 gap. Tapping? Ask Jamler? I am clueless.



Posted by: ERIC1

Quote:
Originally Posted by ONEBADMK8
WHen I did Jamlers plugs he had cracked boots. I used rubber tape to fix them all. It works forever you just have to seriously prep them first. I also unshrouded the spark plugs and ran a .048 gap. Tapping? Ask Jamler? I am clueless.
hey geno
i meant taping what you did to the boots what do oyu mean un shroud? also i want a clock where do i send the $$. gimme a shout 718-763-2226
Eric



Posted by: ONEBADMK8







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