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There. I made the DIY on the pic. Nifty, huh? Any questions?
FYI, making sure the open ends of your spark plugs are facing the intake ports will ensure a better burn, and supposedly add some power. Not much, but hell... it's pretty much free! Enjoy.
what is your take on this, did you feel any butt gains?
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Haha dude, was i the reason you made this thread?I was the one that asked the stupid question in your thread."how do you make sure the open end of the spark plug is facing the intake"lol.Thanx
It makes sense thogh,i should try this.
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I notice no change in power, but there is a considerable difference in how smoothly the car idles. It used to have a lopey, missing feeling... now it's much smoother. In testing the plugs, I noticed that at least 2 of them were probably completely backwards (well, the open end away from the intake side). It's smooth at idle, and all the way up to 7400. Works for me!
I just made this thread because I just did it today
no problem....that guy is very smart and his page cleared up a hell of a lot of questions i had. im not trying to take from your info at all but i thought that was a great read. he even has a pic of the plugs right/wrong position inside a block off the car, thats what really helped me. i'll also be doing this on my next plug change.
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