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Spark Plugs Changed today.
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Dave burke
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Did it make any difference?
swatski
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If changed regularly I doubt one could feel any difference, at least not in the 1.8s.
One big advantage of changing those plugs often maybe, as @Cobra Jet Steering LLC points out, reducing the risk of a stuck plug breaking.
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One big advantage of changing those plugs often maybe, as @Cobra Jet Steering LLC points out, reducing the risk of a stuck plug breaking.
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swatski
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That's what I do. I feel awkward chucking away what looks like perfectly good plugs, except for those crush washers that dictate how far to tighten the new plugs only work once. Not worth chancing it, to me.
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