cheapest place to get cold spark plugs
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From: Home of the 305 Boyz(miami)
cheapest place to get cold spark plugs
10 bucks for 10=heat range
http://www.racingbeat.com/resultset....rtNumber=11524.
rx7.com charges around 30 bucks
http://www.rx7.com/store/rx7/fdignition.html.
10 bucks is pretty cheap. the cheapest i found while others charges 30-40 bucks
http://www.racingbeat.com/resultset....rtNumber=11524.
rx7.com charges around 30 bucks
http://www.rx7.com/store/rx7/fdignition.html.
10 bucks is pretty cheap. the cheapest i found while others charges 30-40 bucks
Joined: Feb 2002
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From: RI
depends on which ones you use. i have used several types. i love the ones i have they are ngk v-power and 10 deg. heat range. i used all 9's and they fouled on me often plus i got break up with them. btw i pay 1.90 a plug 
. ngk v-power r5671a-10.
. ngk v-power r5671a-10.
Lazyman
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From: Muscle Shoals, Alabama
Is there a need for this? I mean running 10.5s and 11s and 11.5s? I just changed my plugs from the standard 7/9 setup and went to all 9s. I know smg944 said he was fouling out a lot with the all 9 setup but how much more will I benefit in using 10.5s and so on? Is this mainly just a good idea for those 400hp+ FDs? Thanks.
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