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2NAST-01prowler Prowler Newbie From:Stansbury Park, UT |
posted 06-19-2003 12:20 PM
    
Can someone help me out to change my plugs. Or would it be better for me to take it in and have them done? Thanks for the help...2NAST-01prowler |
catfish               POA Site Supporter Prowler Junkie From:scottsdale,az,usa |
posted 06-19-2003 02:28 PM
if your mech. inclined,its easy to do.remove 12 screws holding 6 plug coils on ,pull off coils and remove plugs.gap is .50. ------------------ |
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Gary C POA Site Supporter Prowler Junkie Personal ScrapBook From:San Diego Area |
posted 06-19-2003 05:50 PM
Bosch #4428 spark plugs, pretty easy install, these plugs are for stock Prowler with a few minor or no mods... ------------------  |
dbudner Prowler Junkie From:Dallas, Ga. USA |
posted 06-19-2003 06:01 PM
Is there any real performance gain? I only have changed the exhaust and added the cone filter and intake pipe. I know DanP went with the iridium. My guess is that it runs a little warmer in the chambers, but just a guess..... |
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Gary C POA Site Supporter Prowler Junkie Personal ScrapBook From:San Diego Area |
posted 06-19-2003 06:15 PM
The Dp plugs are for a supercharged cat the number I posted some guys have tried them and liked the slight performance gain. A little snappier throttle response. |
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