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Originally Posted by superC
and how do i get to the plugs to swap them out?
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No offense man, I am all about learning. . . but seriously, this is like the first thing someone should know about the mechanics of a car....second to changing the oil. . .If you don't know where the plugs are, you shouldn't be concerned with what gap to run them at. Take the car to a performance shop and have them do the work for you...
I have stage 2 (stock stage pulley), am running BRK7E's at .035 gap. Car runs WAY smoother than it did on stock plug.
How to change plugs (the nice side of me);
Get appropriate size torx bit to remove spark plug cover on the top of the engine (silver peice) there are 4 bolts.
Get the appropriate socket to remove the bolts the fasten the individual coil packs to the car. Remove the coil packs starting from cylinder number 1, 2,3,4 (cyl #1 is at the passenger side of the car).
Get the appropriate spark plug socket, with extension. Remove the spark plugs. Replace spark plugs and torque to spec. Replace all parts and enjoy.