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I need new ones & want to change to a different plug.
P.S. I'm runn w/ a MSD ignition.
Thanks,
RollBar
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304 Spark Plugs?
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Posted 12 August 2003 - 04:00 PM
What are the BEST plug to run in a 304?
I need new ones & want to change to a different plug.
P.S. I'm runn w/ a MSD ignition.
Thanks,
RollBar
I need new ones & want to change to a different plug.
P.S. I'm runn w/ a MSD ignition.
Thanks,
RollBar
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Posted 12 August 2003 - 07:54 PM
Rollbar,
Nice ignition you are running. Don't have any experience with the 304 but I've always had excellent results with running run of the mill good quality standard spark plugs. I don't purchase the platinums, etc as I know a few people that have had problems with them.
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Nice ignition you are running. Don't have any experience with the 304 but I've always had excellent results with running run of the mill good quality standard spark plugs. I don't purchase the platinums, etc as I know a few people that have had problems with them.
Btw, I have a Omni Magnum for sale that I never used, completely seal and waterproof if you know of anyone that is interested. Omni Ignition
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Posted 15 August 2003 - 11:23 AM
I have a 304 in my c;j and aslo have the MSD ignition. If I remember correctly I am running champion spark plugs that are gapped at .055 or .060 with no problems. I love the MSD. 
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Posted 18 August 2003 - 12:27 AM
hey out of curiousity...how does the msd ignition improve the 304?...does it help for everyday driving or just off road?....
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Posted 18 August 2003 - 03:33 PM
Personally, it helps me in every day driving due to the fact that it helps keep the plugs from fouling.
Offroad, well when your at a low idle in some places it helps to keep the spark up there for a quicker response to the gas pedal.
It aslo helps burn the gas better in the cylinders.
I wouldn't go back w/ anything else.
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Offroad, well when your at a low idle in some places it helps to keep the spark up there for a quicker response to the gas pedal.
It aslo helps burn the gas better in the cylinders.
I wouldn't go back w/ anything else.
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