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03-08-2001, 08:44 PM
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If you're near-stock, just get the 25's and be done with it.
Get the gap right and change them every 10,000 miles or so and you'll be all set. You can waste a lot of money trying a lot of different plugs and not see any real gains, especially on a stock engine. The Autolite 25's are fine. I've used them for years and have no problems or complaints. |
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