phrenetiK

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wonder how much i could sell these bad boys for?

nycgps

iTrader: (1)

not bad. how about 1 cent shipped ?

if yes I pm u my address now.

on the serious side, those plugs look ok, how many miles. r u replacing them ?

phrenetiK

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those plugs look ok?! they look like *** to me. 47k miles on em i replaced the plugs wires and coils

nycgps

iTrader: (1)

for 47 K those are really not bad.

I seen worst. including my own.

phrenetiK

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the one on the right was rusted in. took 4 ppl to finally get it out.

nycgps

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well I can't see it from *here* ya know.

did u put anti-seize on the new plugs ? tell me yes u did.

phrenetiK

iTrader: (6)

yes lol

Easy_E1

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Really for 47,000 miles they don't look that bad. No big carbon deposits. Color is right for a good tune. Must be because of the AT.
Hope you put anti-seize on the new plugs before install. So it doesn't take 4 people to get them out next time.

phrenetiK

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ah it was having a bit of trouble starting, and a body shop had flooded my car a few months before so i wanted to change all the ignition parts. i thought they looked bad at least :P

RotaryResurrection

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Keep them around in case you ever have a bad flood event in the future and require the advanced unflood procedure, you can just pop them in and unflood with them so you don't ruin a good set.

Ross_Dawg

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Great advice