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Old 02-24-2003, 08:00 PM   #1
Metal396
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Well i bought a pack of Motorcraft ASF42C spark plugs. The guy workin the counter said theyre plenty good for what i have done and plan on doin to my car... he said i wouldnt need anything fancy unless i had a built bottom end... forged pistons etc.

Should they be fine? I gotta borrow a gap-tool and spark plug socket from my friend and deal with that stuff.... Just thought id let ya all know..
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