New plugs and wires. . .

[chrisbgood]

I need some wires that don't melt and performance plugs that are worth a damn. With out paying 16 bills a plug

[Ruthie]

Don't know the price off the top of my head but i've always done well with ngk tr-55's. Also use MSD 8.5mm wires, very low ohm reading.

[Wesman]

NGK Iridium IX's are awesome plugs, thats what I run in my car.

For wires, go with Granatelli. They are almost zero ohms of resistance, which means better spark transfer from the coil to the plug. Very durable as well. I picked up a set for $100, which is the same price as the stock AC Delco wires.

[0rion]

I've ran msd wires and ngk tr55's for years with no problems.

[scotthd]

I've ran msd wires and ngk tr55's for years with no problems.

same here ws6 store sells them in a kit last time i bought them it was only like 75 bucks

[chrisbgood]

ws6 store? Is that an online store?

[richard head]

yep. best one in the world lol.

[chrisbgood]

Alright cool. . . Nother question. I'm not used to tuning up all this computer stuff. Aside from the Plugs, wires, air and fuel filter. What else might i need?

[0rion]

auto or stick tranny? If auto a tranny fluid and filter change is always a good idea. Rear end lube also if you're trying to get completely up on maintenance. How about the pcv valve?

[chrisbgood]

pcv valve huh How muck will that hit me for?

[patriot1136]

pcv valve huh How muck will that hit me for?

good question, anybody??

[0rion]

pcv valve huh How muck will that hit me for?

$2-$3

[patriot1136]

thats cheap, what about with installation?

[99 Formula]

msd wires and the TR-55 gets my vote too...

[ggino85]

[QUOTE=99 Formula;1636650]msd wires and the TR-55 gets my vote too...[/QUOTE

another for the ngk's and msd.