Psychoblue23

I am replacing the plugs in my car. How many total do I need. Its just 2 leading and 2 trailing right. Or am I wrong.

- James

SonicRaT

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Yes, that is correct.

kep0ne

yes.

GlenL

Also, you may need the 13/16" (i think) spark plug socket to make things easier for you, if you don't have it already.

jeremy

iTrader: (1)

i for the exhaust to shoot flames.

oh wait, that was the wild turkey talking............

RETed

Not sharing the 101?&nbsp That's just downright mean!


-Ted

SonicRaT

iTrader: (6)

He never said if he has single or dual exhaust, so make that 2 for the flames.

GlenL

Do I get to shoot flames if I replace plugs also?

SonicRaT

iTrader: (6)

It was a sarcastic joke about placing spark plugs in the mufflers, so that when the car runs rich the plugs in the rear of the car would ignite flames. It takes a little bit more than that to make it work however, but it was nothing more than a joke.

jeremy

iTrader: (1)

*grabs the noobs undies and stretches over head*

and you have to be special to me or giving head if you want my booze.

GlenL

Maybe I should have put a smiley in there to let y'all know I was participating in the joke. =)

darkwaveboi

i find a nice 21mm deep well socket to do me just fine on the spark plugs

rx7superman

The 3rd Gen plugs make a world of difference, especially when trying to start a 7 thats been sitting for awhile. I've found that using them in either 1st, 2nd or 3rd generation rx7s, idle is better, they run smoother and they last a good long time (Except in 3rd gens). I love those things....Also, make sure to get the OEM NGK Spark Plugs, not some other crap brand. Just my 2 cents.

88 SE

Yep. ask for the NGK's and nothing else.

Unless your car burns lots of oil, then just get autolite since they are gonan foul after 2000 miles anyway