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Instructor
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From: Troutville Virginia USA1
Melting Slicks
Joined: Jun 2007
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From: Sartell Minnesota
i have a manual
i also have full aftermarket exhaust. i thought it was easy to get to. i knew where it was when i went under there and had all the tools to do the change out. Only problem i had was fuel spillage. Ran down my arm pretty good. I've held the speed record for another pain in the a$$ job on a car too My best friend had a '95 Thunderbird SuperCoupe(3.8 S/C'd car) and the fastest anybody had changed plugs and wires on one was an hour and fifteen minutes. I did it in 36 minutes. I'm not sure if the other guy pre-gapped the plugs or not but i did and i did all of them from the top of the car. I was bookin' cause i had to get them done before i left for work
i also have full aftermarket exhaust. i thought it was easy to get to. i knew where it was when i went under there and had all the tools to do the change out. Only problem i had was fuel spillage. Ran down my arm pretty good. I've held the speed record for another pain in the a$$ job on a car too My best friend had a '95 Thunderbird SuperCoupe(3.8 S/C'd car) and the fastest anybody had changed plugs and wires on one was an hour and fifteen minutes. I did it in 36 minutes. I'm not sure if the other guy pre-gapped the plugs or not but i did and i did all of them from the top of the car. I was bookin' cause i had to get them done before i left for work
Last edited by ColeTrain'sC5; Mar 11, 2009 at 01:54 PM.
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Joined: Jun 2009
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From: Clearwater Florida
i have a manual i also have full aftermarket exhaust. i thought it was easy to get to. i knew where it was when i went under there and had all the tools to do the change out. Only problem i had was fuel spillage. Ran down my arm pretty good. I've held the speed record for another pain in the a$$ job on a car too My best friend had a '95 Thunderbird SuperCoupe(3.8 S/C'd car) and the fastest anybody had changed plugs and wires on one was an hour and fifteen minutes. I did it in 36 minutes. I'm not sure if the other guy pre-gapped the plugs or not but i did and i did all of them from the top of the car. I was bookin' cause i had to get them done before i left for work
i also have full aftermarket exhaust. i thought it was easy to get to. i knew where it was when i went under there and had all the tools to do the change out. Only problem i had was fuel spillage. Ran down my arm pretty good. I've held the speed record for another pain in the a$$ job on a car too My best friend had a '95 Thunderbird SuperCoupe(3.8 S/C'd car) and the fastest anybody had changed plugs and wires on one was an hour and fifteen minutes. I did it in 36 minutes. I'm not sure if the other guy pre-gapped the plugs or not but i did and i did all of them from the top of the car. I was bookin' cause i had to get them done before i left for work
) Worked great. Still haven't figured out how to get the leaking fuel to hit the catch can instead of running off in six different directions all over the floor around the can. 
