Paxton and New Plugs
I don't know how much mileage you on on them , but if you've still got the original plugs in be careful removing them as they can break. Do a search , there's a thread about this. When you put the new plugs in be sure to use anti-seize compound on the threads and the portion right below them. As I said there is another thread with a good explanation of this ...
Guys.. Thanks to all and double to Tom 281. Got the new HT0s in and did not break a plug. Car ripps with the new Paxton. Tried to get a G-Tech reading but so much wheel spin results were no good.
Looking at some M&H drag radials in the 325/45/17. I got it out of the shop today after some final tuning. First and second are usless at WOT. But a lot of fun. I am learning to drive it all over again. Just not the same car.
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