need some tips on what to buy
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Heel & Toe
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need some tips on what to buy
ok i have 1992 LT1 corvette and my starter just died, so i want to upgrade it, and replace it with something better then stock, do you guy´s know which would be good for me to buy?
And also id be ordering spark plugs + wires, so all info on what would be best, would be awsome.
the reason i sk for it here is couse im not from the states, i live in iceland, so all orders are expensive, specialy if i dont get the right parts.
thx in adv.
And also id be ordering spark plugs + wires, so all info on what would be best, would be awsome.
the reason i sk for it here is couse im not from the states, i live in iceland, so all orders are expensive, specialy if i dont get the right parts.
thx in adv.
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Because of your shipping issues I would stick with stock GM parts if you can find a supplier that with ship to you or buy locally. IMO there is no real "upgrade" to the stock starter. I did a full tune up using AC Delco ignition parts about two years ago and they all worked great as well.
Last edited by BADDUCK; Aug 31, 2009 at 12:54 PM.
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Can you get NGK plugs locally? The TR55 is a good plug, I'm using them in my 92.
I got a set of Taylor wires locally from Summit Racing, but I'm sure the shipping would be crazy.
If you can get the AC-Delco locally that would be fine.
My stock starter has lasted since the car was new so unless I need something smaller when I put on the headers I will be replacing it with a stock part when it dies.
I got a set of Taylor wires locally from Summit Racing, but I'm sure the shipping would be crazy.
If you can get the AC-Delco locally that would be fine.
My stock starter has lasted since the car was new so unless I need something smaller when I put on the headers I will be replacing it with a stock part when it dies.
