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Fed
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12/12/2005
12:46:05
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 Subject: Spark Plugs?!?!
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What spark plugs would you guys suggest i get after installing
the MSD 6A ignition, MSD blaster coil, taylor spiro-pro 8mm
wires, Accel cap & rotor etc...
because i heard if u keep the stock ones (with over 100 k miles
on them) in (after installing MSD) they will burn out quickly...
'93 Dakota CC 3.9 auto
(4:10 gears, limited slip, exhaust, intake, lowered)
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Jecht
Dodge Dakota
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12/12/2005
13:04:13
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dont know with your application. but seen more people go to the NGK V groove plugs. what I am going to try next in my stock 4.7.
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Dusterbd13
Dodge Dakota
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12/12/2005
13:04:17
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we run NGK plugs in the 88 corvette race car with essentially the same ignition. just ap em a little wider (as per MSD reccomendations) and you should be fine.
michael
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Mopar318
GenII
12/12/2005
16:13:40
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Go with autolite 3923's. But plan on changing them about 3 times more with the MSD ignition. They are usually less than a dollar a plug.
Also get a 180 degree thermostat if you get the colder plugs.
My rice eater
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Fed
GenII
12/13/2005
12:10:18
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thanks guys...
so the Autolite 3923s' are the way to go hmm?
'93 Dakota CC 3.9 auto
(4:10 gears, limited slip, exhaust, intake, lowered)
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Kevin
Dodge Dakota
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12/13/2005
15:42:44
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I tried to get the autolite 3923's, but my local auto zone told me that they do not make them any more. So I got the autolite platnum's instead.
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caulk04
GenIII
12/13/2005
18:07:37
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I just bought Autolite 3923's last weekend at Wal-Mart...they have a pile of them. Just over $2 for a pack of two.
Be sure to use some good hightemp anti-seize in aluminum heads (4.7).
'02 CC 4x4 4.7 HO
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95V6
GenII
12/14/2005
01:21:53
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Wal-Mart must have overstocking them, cause there are no 3923s on the Autolite website anymore. Platinum only and I've been told not to use platinum with MSD. The dealer recommended NGK and that's what I got.
95 3.9L 4WD V6, K&N, Gibson exh, JBA hdrs, JET stage II, MSD 6A, Rancho shocks , Transgo kit, F&B 48mm TB
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Fed
GenII
12/14/2005
12:08:20
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and it's working fine..correct
'93 Dakota CC 3.9 auto
(4:10 gears, limited slip, exhaust, intake, lowered)
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zzark
Gen II
12/15/2005
05:54:10
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Used plugs should be a light tan color.
How about pink??
My 3923s are all a nice pink.
Isn't that cool?
Must be a female truck.
zzark
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93Superdak
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12/15/2005
13:26:07
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I drive my truck hard most of the time. I have tried the autolights and the ngk. I have an msd6al. The autolights had burned the gap back 3 thousands in 3000 miles. The ngk's gap burned back 1 thousands in 3000 miles. The ngk's were a nice tan color while the autolights were kind of wet and black.
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jayb
Dodge Dakota
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12/16/2005
11:44:39
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bosch platinum 4's
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greenblurr
Dodge Dakota
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12/28/2005
05:07:13
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Go to the local auto parts store and get the part number of "autolite truck" plugs that fits your motor. Ive used various spark plugs with my ignition setup thats identical to yours and these things are absolutely perfect. nice hot heat range, extremely consistent firing and they take some serious abuse. a couple bucks a pop too only.
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davec
Dodge Dakota
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12/28/2005
15:50:09
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I would stick with Champion's but if you have to go A/M go NGK.
dave
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OBIO3
Dodge Dakota
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12/30/2005
16:24:45
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I think greenblurr has the right answer > TRUCK PLUGS really rock > Myself I use Champion copper truck plugs > Either way it's good advice >
So many problems > So little time
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