Plugs n wires
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Melting Slicks
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Yes.My wife works for one of the manufacturers of the factory coils and each inspector has their own stamp.A few years ago we were at the Corvette Museum and the car they had on display in the lobby actually had her stamp on the coils.She thought that was pretty cool!
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Melting Slicks
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Just stick with factory wires and plugs.Nothing to be gained by going with anything else.They are relatively easy to change but expect a few cuts and scrapes as a couple of them aren't the easiest to get to.
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Thanks guys, I think I’ll go with ACDelco iridiums n GMPP reds. I hear I wouldn’t need to change plugs so often ( funny the first set went for 116k miles). What plugs 41-110, 41-985 ??
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