Spark Plugs and Wires
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only reason to swith is if you are runnign boost (not sure how much till you switch plugs) and you need a colder plug.
someone correct me if i am wrong.
someone correct me if i am wrong.
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I replaced my plugs with the new ones and have the RB spark plug wires. I haven't noticed a huge difference in the idle vibration with the wires but the throttle response seems better. My plugs after 12K miles weren't too bad, but I figured that I should got ahead and replace them since I've been through several flashes and the initial breakin.
I need to do a dyno run to see what I'm putting down now.
I need to do a dyno run to see what I'm putting down now.
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Originally Posted by DougK
I am new to aftermarket mods and the rotary experience. I was wondering if anybody has bought Ididium spark plugs and if they are worth the cash?
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Originally Posted by dannobre
The plug wires are a good mod. Mine helped smooth out the idle...and I hope they help the weak spark at high RPM's. Guess I won't know till the next dyno...to see if it smoothed out the crap up top
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