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Topic: What Plugs?
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JARED
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What spark plugs does everyone reccomend for a 91 gt 5.0 with basic bolt ons and no power adders?
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Posts: 5685 | From: EASTBAY | Registered: Jan 2002
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Stimson
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autolite 24's, walmart has the best price on them.
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LAST302
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I agree, the Autolite 3924 is a great plug and cheap too!!
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v8302stangs
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Hey just out of curiosity - when you advance a stock 5.0s timing and run higher octane - can you really notice any difference? I just thought about that
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Stimson
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quote: Originally posted by v8302stangs: Hey just out of curiosity - when you advance a stock 5.0s timing and run higher octane - can you really notice any difference? I just thought about that
A little bit.
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JARED
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I went to Walmart like you reccomended and i looked up in there books and it lists plugs for a 91 five O as Autolite 25 not 24. So instead of getting the Autolite base plugs i got the AP25 which are the Autolite Platnium plugs. No wi just need a cap and rotor to complete my tune up.
Posts: 5685 | From: EASTBAY | Registered: Jan 2002
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Norgs
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quote: Originally posted by v8302stangs: Hey just out of curiosity - when you advance a stock 5.0s timing and run higher octane - can you really notice any difference? I just thought about that
ya u can! brian (TRY2PAZ) advanced mine for me and i can really tell a difference with the adavance and higher octane. ![[Smile]](smile.gif)
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Posts: 1031 | From: Tempe...formally San Ramon | Registered: Dec 2001
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Stimson
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quote: Originally posted by sic91sleeper: I went to Walmart like you reccomended and i looked up in there books and it lists plugs for a 91 five O as Autolite 25 not 24. So instead of getting the Autolite base plugs i got the AP25 which are the Autolite Platnium plugs. No wi just need a cap and rotor to complete my tune up.
Should have gotten the Autolite 24's. They're a heat range cooler. Platnium plugs are a waste of money in my opinion.
For what its worth, I have about 80K miles on my spark plug wires, 20K miles on my Autolite 24's, and about 60K miles on my cap and rotor and my stock motored 5.O runs just as hard, if not harder than the next stocker 5.O.
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JARED
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Oh well now i know for next time, i will put the new plugs, cap, and rotor in on Thursday to see if it fixes my car's problem. Thanks for all the advice.
Oh yeah i gapped the plugs at .054, does that sound right? [ May 13, 2002, 07:49 PM: Message edited by: sic91sleeper ]
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sexy69
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quote: Originally posted by v8302stangs: Hey just out of curiosity - when you advance a stock 5.0s timing and run higher octane - can you really notice any difference? I just thought about that
My friends 5.0 noticed a little difference, just seemed a little peppier around town...if you want, some weekend if I ever run into you again, I can bring my shit and we can do it in about 15 minutes.
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