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Re: Recipe for a Tune-Up #1200950 03/01/05 08:52 PM
Joined: Apr 2002 Posts: 1,616 Not too close to you... M Mod-deth Hard-core CEG'er
Mod-deth Hard-core CEG'er M Joined: Apr 2002 Posts: 1,616 Not too close to you...	Originally posted by Savior: Nice nice, very nice. OK, went o AutoZone on lunch break and snagged some AutoLite APP764 plugs, and got like $12 back. Cool! I don't think they come pre-gapped, do they? The guy at the counter dais they prolly wouldn't be pre-gapped. What should the gapping distance be for the plugs? .054

Re: Recipe for a Tune-Up #1200951 03/01/05 11:53 PM
Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 217 Southwest Missouri S Savior OP CEG\'er
OP Savior CEG\'er S Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 217 Southwest Missouri	Cool, thanx... I'll let everyone know about any performance gains I get from all of these shenannigans. Oh also, right after I get it outta the shop, should I go park it and disconnect the battery for 10 minutes or so, to reset the engine computer? My Blue '95! (R.I.P.) My NEW '98 Contour SVT E0!!!

Re: Recipe for a Tune-Up #1200952 03/02/05 12:07 AM
Joined: Sep 2004 Posts: 30 Belgium F fordracing89 New CEG\'er
fordracing89 New CEG\'er F Joined: Sep 2004 Posts: 30 Belgium	I noticed a huge difference when I went to the new plugs and 9mm wires at 73k miles. They were original motorcraft too.. Waiting on the DMD, headers and exhaust for now.. 99 SVT #341 03 Vert GT triple black combo w/Roush kit

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