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Spark plugs

MFC44

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SR Viper LTX SE
How do I get the plastic covers off of the plugs. I removed the harness and marked it to insure right placement back. But then when it try to remove the caps covering the plugs it fells like I am going to break it. How do these come off. Thanks for any assistance.
 

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Got the new plugs from Dennis Kirk they where stated exact match but where not. The top side that sits in the ignition coil is a little bit longer so it will not seat properly.
 

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Got the new plugs from Dennis Kirk they where stated exact match but where not. The top side that sits in the ignition coil is a little bit longer so it will not seat properly.
What the heck! Wow! Get some real NGK 9ek's
 
Yes or try Bosch 4 electrode I have been running them in the turbo for a season and put them in a buddies Nytro and they do feel better I went up to a CR 10 also

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NGK CR9E
 

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This is what I run. Stock in Phazer and supposedly worth power in Apex. Now in my Viper with about 4000mi on them. Highly recommend.
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I can understand running a cooler plug in a turbo or highly modded sled but why go cooler than stock on your Vipers which are known for starting issues?
 
I ran them on my modded nytro with no issues, so I figured I would run them on my viper, and still no issues. I was lucky even before my reflash I only had a few start issues.
 


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