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Posted by Aaron Ford on November 10, 2006 at 09:24:14 from (72.84.50.95):
In Reply to: Spark plug gap question posted by old on November 09, 2006 at 18:10:14:
This answers several questions I have had over the years... First, a guy comes up with a device at Fords at Carlisle that mounted ijn between the distributors coil tower and the coil wire. It actually made cars run better, no matter which car it was put on.... Second, I have a daily acceleration run in my parts getter. I replace the plugs regularly. I tuned 'er up after 120K of the same cap, wires, and rotor and dropped several (65-57) mph although the truck pulls better everywhere else across the board... This explains it. Hotter spark. Gonna call my dad and try to explain it to him. Thanks guys, Aaron
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