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    What plugs should I use. Top swap,headers,vs cam, ported blower
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    autolite 104's

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    104s
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    is autolite part # 606 the right ones thats the ones they have on the autozone website
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    Quote Originally Posted by 1998DaytonaPaceCar View Post
    is autolite part # 606 the right ones thats the ones they have on the autozone website
    No. 606 is stock heat range. He should probably be dropping heat ranges (might be 605, might be 104, depending on his S/C pulley) because of his modifications.
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    NGK TR6's
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    what pullay?

    If you're sticking with the 3.8 then 104's are fine.

    3.4-3.6 area you might want to consider tr6's.

    possibly 103's if you're going to push 3.4 or smaller.

    Note I say consider.

    I've run both TR6's and 104's with my stock pulley and the plugs ARE too cold for the boost level. But I'd rather not try 605's, instead i'm going for more boost.
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    I personnaly use the NGK Iridium IX on my car, doing the job really good and they are long lasting...It's a pain in the ass to change plugs!
    04 GTP CompG: SSAC Headers, 3.6" Modular Pulley System, Autolite 104, NGK Spark Plug Wires, CAI, ZZP 180 T-Stat, Overkill PCM (Custom Street Tuning By Will), Goodyear Eagle F1 Tires, Hawk HPS Brake Pads, Magnaflow Magnapacks 4", SE Front Fascia
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    Quote Originally Posted by TheAce144 View Post
    .It's a pain in the ass to change plugs!
    false

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    The majority of the people here are potheads who want to buy good condition parts at junkyard prices.
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    with headers its a joke
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    even without... its not that hard.

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    103's forsure
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    Quote Originally Posted by TheAce144 View Post
    I personnaly use the NGK Iridium IX on my car, doing the job really good and they are long lasting...It's a pain in the ass to change plugs!

    Youre also stock for the most part. Copper plugs FTW. It takes me under 10 min to change my plugs....
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    Quote Originally Posted by 01gpgt01 View Post
    Youre also stock for the most part. Copper plugs FTW. It takes me under 10 min to change my plugs....
    1) You are absolutely right, for "almost" a stock setup like mine copper plugs are the best...

    2) Since I live in Canada and I don't have access to a garage, I preferred using Iridium since they will last way longer

    3) How did you do it under 10 mins? I bought my car used and I changed them when the car reached about 40K...They were completely jammed inside the metal retainers and the wires broke in my hands...It took me around 2 hours just to do the three in the back...any tips or tricks for my next spark plug change?

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    1) an intake and a tune does not qualify for modded.

    By modded we mean smaller than stock pulley with the things that come with that.
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    Quote Originally Posted by matt5112 View Post
    1) an intake and a tune does not qualify for modded.

    By modded we mean smaller than stock pulley with the things that come with that.
    Weird because in your signature you promote a thread, and in this thread a CAI is mod 2 and and reprogrammed PCM is mod 7

    IMO, any upgrade over bone stock is considered a mod, whatever gain they provide...
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    I would love for you to see the cabin of my car.
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    Do i need to gap the 104's ? I'm getting the 3.4 pulley real soon. Is it ok to change the plugs first?
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    Quote Originally Posted by htxgp View Post
    do i need to gap the 104's ?
    yes
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    i'm getting the 3.4 pulley real soon. Is it ok to change the plugs first?
    no
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    Quote Originally Posted by SlowNA06 View Post
    yes

    no

    How would we know where to gap them at? Im a beginner at this too. I have never changed my plugs before and i want to try to learn how so i can save myself some money.
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