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Spark plug replacement
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Posted: 10/20/09
10:43 AM
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Hey everyone I am getting ready to replace my Spark plugs and i just wanted to get an idea of what everyone is useing in their rigs. This is a daily driver 2003 TJ with a 4.0L. If you could let me know what you are putting in and how they are doing for you.
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Posted: 10/20/09
02:12 PM
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I've always liked Autolite and Bosch.
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So it's not a Jeep... sue me... it's still faster!
Questions? Comments? Concerns? PM Me!
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Posted: 10/23/09
12:57 AM
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I'm in the process of replacing my distributor, wires and plugs as well for the new Unichip I just bought. When I asked the programmer which plugs, he said "Run Champion plugs as per the factory specs...you can increase the spark
plug gap a little bit more though-maybe an extra .010 over stock." Maybe it's just due to the Unichip. Any other opinions?
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Rawkon
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Posted: 10/24/09
11:20 PM
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go champion on mopar engines. ive seen alot of dyno sheets with spark plug changes. regular copper truck plug spark plugs work the best. I wouldnt mess with the gap, just keep it stock.
02 Tj with a few mods
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biggawd
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Posted: 01/11/12
06:16 AM
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champion works great in my 95 jeep cherokee, i just bought this used jeep and it still needs a little work but the owners manual said champion and thats what i got. the guy down at the auto parts store said that with my jeep being a 95, that i dont need those expensive plugs just regular champion plugs.
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