And here come all the replies to the old original post. Thanks for resurrecting this thread, Bad Dude. As you can see, EVERYONE is reading your post
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F22b dohc, what plugs and wires work best???
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Originally posted by JDMK1DD View PostF22b with some bullshit autozone h23 wires... Only lasted 2 months..
This is not the first time this has happend either... Last one only lasted a few weeks..
So i would like to know what company to go with and the right plugs for it aswell...
And the gap would be awesome too...
Though I use ngk wires with an iridium plug gapped to .44
The cars system was built with a certain amount of impedance in mind, increasing/decreasing resistance of that setup from stock will result in an inconsistent spark event and only lower your power output.
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now (in the future I plan on getting (hopefully)) an Engine managment piggyback (I've been eyeing the Venom 400)
Would that help with the inconsistency of the spark and make a relatively smaller mod like that worth it?Here's what I'm working with tell me what you think.
http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=193759
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Originally posted by Timothy Watson View Postnow (in the future I plan on getting (hopefully)) an Engine managment piggyback (I've been eyeing the Venom 400)
Would that help with the inconsistency of the spark and make a relatively smaller mod like that worth it?
Does ANYONE here even read anymore?
This thread is nearly 3 months old, and was resurrected to ask a different question from the original question.
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I'm sorry I went off topic, I knew the topic at hand but caught up in asking questions. and yes i do believe people still read, but it's not that common anymore.Here's what I'm working with tell me what you think.
http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=193759
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Originally posted by evil_demon_01 View PostWhat does that have to do with this thread?
Does ANYONE here even read anymore?
This thread is nearly 3 months old, and was resurrected to ask a different question from the original question.
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