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    I have a 2004 gp gtp.

    I want to run colder plugs in my car, and was wondering what is a good plug to run?
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    Read thread in my sig.
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    Alright. Thanks for the advice
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    Why do u need a colder plug is the question.
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    Just some small mods. Colder plugs, intake, 180* t state
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    You dont need colder plugs with those mods.

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    Sorry i forgot to mention i'm gonna drop a pulley size
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    Do you have the flow though?

    Like headers?

    Sure you can drop a pulley size and run a cooler plug, but without flow the motor will go boom.

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