Ignition Parts=Big Diff?
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Ignition Parts=Big Diff?
So I'm ordering a CAI/Tuner, but as I was doing that I noticed that a lot of people were purchasing new ignition components as well.Reviews saying big improvemnts in throttle response,idle, and even mpg from upgrading to performance spark plugs,plug wires, and a coil pack. Could do all of this for about 200 from AM.com
Has anyone else done this or know if its worth it???
Has anyone else done this or know if its worth it???
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The stock coil pack is fine, and the only problems I have heard are from people who switched to the screamin demon and granatelli coil packs.
As far as plugs, the stock autolite 5143's are great plugs. No need to spend a lot on plugs, no advantage and some of them actually have caused problems (electrodes burning off, reach into the cylinder is too much and smashes into the top of the piston)
As far as plugs, the stock autolite 5143's are great plugs. No need to spend a lot on plugs, no advantage and some of them actually have caused problems (electrodes burning off, reach into the cylinder is too much and smashes into the top of the piston)
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The stock coil pack is fine, and the only problems I have heard are from people who switched to the screamin demon and granatelli coil packs.
As far as plugs, the stock autolite 5143's are great plugs. No need to spend a lot on plugs, no advantage and some of them actually have caused problems (electrodes burning off, reach into the cylinder is too much and smashes into the top of the piston)
As far as plugs, the stock autolite 5143's are great plugs. No need to spend a lot on plugs, no advantage and some of them actually have caused problems (electrodes burning off, reach into the cylinder is too much and smashes into the top of the piston)
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