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![]() I replace my cap, rotor and wires every 50-60k miles. Some new cars go 100k without recommendations to change them. I think you'll be fine with just a new set of plugs. Standard gap for the plugs, AND SOMEONE CORRECT ME IF I'M WRONG!, is .052-.054 unless your running a power adder or nitrous.
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