replaced spark plugs= very easy
11-01-03, 03:03 PM
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replaced spark plugs= very easy
This was the easiest thing I've done to my rx-7. Car runs smoother. I just went in from underneath the car, put a little anti-seize on the treads of the news ones and popped them in. I decided to go with OEM specs, 7s leading and 9s trailing because it's starting to get cold here and just wanted to be safe. If I do one more performance mod I'll go 9s all around with engine management. Here is a shot of the plugs before and after replacement. Just wanted to share.
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11-02-03, 07:39 AM
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Awww be a nice person and put up the "easy mans guide" with pics... I wanna do mine soon!
On a sep note, anyone tried the new NGK's. My uncle brought back "motor trend" magazine from the states and I saw an ad for "NGK iridium ixTreme".
seem to be new? Anyone used / rate them?
On a sep note, anyone tried the new NGK's. My uncle brought back "motor trend" magazine from the states and I saw an ad for "NGK iridium ixTreme".
seem to be new? Anyone used / rate them?
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Originally posted by GsrSol
Easy? You must have been coming from the LS1 world. Put plugs in a Honda, now that's easy!
Easy? You must have been coming from the LS1 world. Put plugs in a Honda, now that's easy!
11-02-03, 05:01 PM
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awww come on guys, neither are all that hard. Easy way to do the spark plugs is to reach them from the bottom of the car. Then to do the wires just take off the platic elbow.
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