spark plugs
well now you do need to be carefull because if your motor isnt built up you will wreck something. I had it happend to me in a 91 buick skylark, or course i beat the hell out of it but i didnt now anybetter. I had 7.5m wires and iridium spark plugs, ran great for 3 months..
im overthinking it for sure now, i took one of my old plugs and one of my old wires into napa and said "this is what i need" i told them no copper and no upgrades. that is what they gave me. so whats this about the motor needing to be built up?
Use the Delcos, E3's are copper plugs and just don't last as long (OE are platinum) you can get Delcos anywhere now (even wallyworld) stick with the stock wires, you won't gain a bit with those huge wires except a bigger hole in your wallet, (and looks, if that's a concern) put a little anti-seize compound on the threads for the next time and some dielectric grease in the plug boots
how many miles are on your monte. im pretty sure oem plugs/wires are suppose to last 100k. i wouldnt change unless your missing or getting close like 80k or so. i must not drive that much casue im no where close to that number.
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