Subject	I wouldn't. Colder plugs, gapped down.
Posted by	lil'abner on March 09, 2006 at 7:19 PM
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In Reply To	quick question? is it okay to use stock TT spark plaugs posted by 300zdett(nj) on March 09, 2006 at 06:55 PM
Message	copper can get the job done but me thinks you will have to change the plugs out frequently because the electrodes will burn up
Follow Ups	quick question? is it okay to use stock TT spark plaugs - 300zdett(nj) 18:55:27 03/09/06 it is OK, but would be better with the colder plugs (n/m) - drmx 19:16:23 03/09/06 I wouldn't. Colder plugs, gapped down. - lil'abner 19:19:31 03/09/06 Agree and disagree. - Milo (San Antonio) 20:49:52 03/09/06 depends on the boost level, but there is no way - Seb (Specialty-Z) 21:05:47 03/09/06 But what boost level advocate changing to which size? - Milo (San Antonio) 21:18:17 03/09/06 "we just try to keep bad recommendations off the site." - Spee 23:24:36 03/09/06 after looking at his mods, I figured he was capable of - lil'abner 21:15:55 03/09/06 Sounds convincing. My apologies. I guess it's just - Milo (San Antonio) 21:29:11 03/09/06 Re: quick question? is it okay to use stock TT spark plaugs - Seb (Specialty-Z) 21:08:28 03/09/06 Quick question: do you send them gapped or factory gapping? (n/m) - zboost(tx) 22:04:13 03/09/06 All the plugs ive ever bought... - Cincyzx 23:20:08 03/09/06 wire or blade? (n/m) - lil'abner 23:45:10 03/09/06 if your talking about the tool... - Cincyzx 01:18:17 03/10/06 you're talking about the wire gap tool, which I prefer - lil'abner 06:00:56 03/10/06 Re: Quick question: do you send them gapped or factory gappi - Seb (Specialty-Z) 02:32:24 03/10/06
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