You should use anit-sease anytime that you putting plugs into the an alum. head. Dont matter what make it is, be it gm ford ect.

 

also on ball joints and tie rods too...pretty much on any nut or bolt on the car...

when i lowered my truck i put it on all the bolts in case i had to work on it again ...just to make things easier

not that this has anything to do with spark plugs...but about antisease...its great stuff

but back to spark plugs....lol

 

Hmm... that reminds me I should pick some up before I install my headers tomorrow.

 

i hear it works great if your backed up to LMAO!!!!!!!!!

 

ROTFLMAO!!!!! oh man...that was a good laugh this morning...gee do you think it actually works that way?? hahaha...

 

not real sure and if it did not real sure i woudl want to find it out LOL

 

To help on the spark plug removal, here is a pic of the engine rolled forward and another showing how much more room is in the back.

 

what do you have the rope tied around??? doesn't just putting a block infront of the wheel after you roll it back do the same thing?? without the rope...at least thats what the guy did that was workin on the impala in my store ...

 

I have the rope tied around the supercharger housing and through the front engine mount.

The car is jacked into the air so I can do the exhaust work putting on the headers so I can't really roll the car.

 

ahhhhh...ok...now that makes sense... lol