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Old 06-09-2011, 03:38 AM   #17 (permalink)
vacationtime247
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The S cart - '91 Ford Escort Wagon LX
90 day: 33.66 mpg (US)

Pint-oh! - '78 Ford Pinto Pony

Black Beauty - '89 F-350 Dually Diesel Lariat XLT Crew Cab
90 day: 17.67 mpg (US)

The Toylet - '87 Supra 350 Chevy V8 / 700R4

In-Durrrr-Oh - '09 Enduro TMEC 200cc Enduro
90 day: 60.9 mpg (US)

Tem-poo - '86 Tempo GL 4 Door 2.0 Liter Diesel 5 Speed
90 day: 51.12 mpg (US)

Family Truckster - '92 1992 Diesel Caprice Station Wagon project

Ass Tick - '01 Pontiac Aztek GT 5 Door

DoGo#2 - '99 Durango Dodge Durango SLT
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Never noticed a difference with any type of plug. When it's time to replace, give me the cheap old style. Plug wires only get replaced if they're known to be bad. Don't like replacing the cap and rotor either. A razor blade to knock off the deposits works fine for me.
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