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Old 27 Nov 2005, 11:25 pm
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Is it a real requirement to change the plugs and wires when installing the Stag 1 upgrade on my 05 GT, it only has 4k miles. I will do this if it is really needed, just wondering. Your comments are appreciated [:I]
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Old 28 Nov 2005, 10:12 am
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Bob,

"Requirement" is too strong a term for sure. We have 10K on our Stage 1 installation (23K total on the GT) and are still on the original plugs & wires. The car still runs great, but since the original wires are known to not be long-life parts it's just a matter of time before they start to cause a 'miss' and driveability issues. At only 4K miles I would wait until you have a problem or around 25K miles to change them, whatever comes first.

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I would wait until you have a problem or around 25K miles to change them, whatever comes first.
Or: If you have the upper intake manifold off for any reason, consider doing the plugs and wires as a 'while-you-are-in-there' preventative.


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I would wait until you have a problem or around 25K miles to change them, whatever comes first.
Or: If you have the upper intake manifold off for any reason, consider doing the plugs and wires as a 'while-you-are-in-there' preventative.


Don't need the upper intake off to change plugs on a turbo. I'd regap them at least down to .040. You will feel a difference.
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