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49213, Spark Plug Question
Posted by gseclipse_1999, Apr-16-03 09:56 PM

I am finaly breaking the car out of starage and I am going to change the plugs what brand do you guys recomend and what to set the gap at. Oh just another quick question I have been told that boring the tb can actual hurt the car is that true I am looking at getting that done as well

Thanks to all that reply

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49214, RE: Spark Plug Question
Posted by fasterGS, Apr-16-03 10:36 PM
ngk, gap at .48, and no, boring will not hurt anything.
49232, RE: Spark Plug Question
Posted by 95_ESi_Person, Apr-17-03 08:46 AM
boring will make it better... oh so much better
49237, RE: Spark Plug Question
Posted by Michael_97RS, Apr-17-03 10:03 AM
I've been using Bosch Rapidfire plugs for years, and been very happy with them, I recently bought a set of Accell plugs from Howell I will be trying out.

Plug gap depends on your ignition set up. But stock go with .048" (still trying to figure why our's is .048" while the Neon's is .035")



15.9 @ 86.7mph

Injen CAI, 55mm TB, P&P Intake, Crower Cams, Hooker Header, ERT/Catco Cat, GS-T Muffler, AFX UDP, Crane Ign Amp, S-AFC
49239, RE: Spark Plug Question
Posted by jeffgsu, Apr-17-03 10:17 AM
I have these installed and they are great! They are the Bosch Platinum 2's.



and they are factory pre-set gap...

jeff