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Old 12-15-2002, 06:59 PM   #2
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Did you put new wires on too, or just plugs? Check all 8 wires for a good snap when you put them on, or just pick up some Motorsport 9mm's.

As far as plugs go, I run champion coppers (forget the model #) at .054, and they're great. No need for platinums on these motors.

The bucking, hesitation and power loss all sound like you are getting bad spark of have a dead cylendar. How'd the plugs you pulled out look? My stock wires were bad, one didn't snap down, and it sucked real bad up on top. I thought it was my fuel pump, but it turned out to be a wire.
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