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    So I was wondering if autolite had different 104's or if they r all the same and if so which ones would be best. . . . .sorry if what I said doesn't make sense I couldn quite find the right wording
    Msp cold air/ram air box and cone, sd ram air hood, 3800 pcm, AL 104's, 180 t-stat, sd headers, 3.4 pulley, aeroforce scanner, sweet wheels that gotta be putting an extra 30 horse to the ground
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    104 is the temp of the plug.

    104s are 2 stages colder than stock
    605s are 1 stage colder than stock
    606 are equal to stock

    You should be good running 104s with your mods.
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    Well imeant how they have copper core, platinum, double platinum, xp, ext.
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    As far as I know the 104s only come in the standard and XP. Go for the standard. Here's ZZPs description if it helps:

    Mixture of nickel and copper-glass seal that bonds the insulator, terminal post and center electrode together, assuring full voltage
    Chromium-nickel alloy ground electrode resists gap erosion
    Copper-core center electrode sheathed in high chromium-nickel alloy for superior heat dissipation and durability
    Longer insulator nose provides a longer path to control fouling deposits
    The autolite 103 plugs are the ZZP team's preferred plug. They need to be changed out more often then the NGKs but performance and KR reduction is excellent. The racing version of the 103's has a back cut electrode and they feature nickle plating.
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    I stick to copper plugs, they're a very good conductor and they're very inexpensive compared to other plugs that may not perform as well imo.
    - Ed - 2000 Grand Poverty Daytona edition. Rough idle. Funny whistle. Steering issues at WOT. 3.8 SC pulley.
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    Alright thanks guys
    Msp cold air/ram air box and cone, sd ram air hood, 3800 pcm, AL 104's, 180 t-stat, sd headers, 3.4 pulley, aeroforce scanner, sweet wheels that gotta be putting an extra 30 horse to the ground
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    Wait one more, what r 103's?
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    103s are race plugs, don't get those.
    Quote Originally Posted by W-Body Store
    Remember, GM engineers didn't take into account your need for speed.
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    Unless your race.
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    i think 104s are too cold for you. you dont have anything done but headers. colder plugs come with more boost ONLY.
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    Got a 3.4 pulley just gotta get it on
    Msp cold air/ram air box and cone, sd ram air hood, 3800 pcm, AL 104's, 180 t-stat, sd headers, 3.4 pulley, aeroforce scanner, sweet wheels that gotta be putting an extra 30 horse to the ground
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