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That is an absolute beast, Al - very nice work.
That reminds me of Shaun's stroker 394/395s.
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That is an absolute beast, Al - very nice work.
That reminds me of Shaun's stroker 394/395s.
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I'm huge in Japan
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@drf256 saw looks great Al, but your lack of ass shots in your vids are giving @Canadian farm boy the sads.
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He can always look at Masterminds legs.
sorry Mastermind I couldn't hold that one back.
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That there is a happy 361 right there great job.
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Mr. Dr. Al -
This is one of your best builds ever.
This is one of your best builds ever.
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Thanks JJ.
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Think the popping has been figured out as well.
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It seems that the boot is popping off the spark plug. This should be confirmed shortly, as the storm that passed made testing difficult but should provide a lot of test wood.
I ran out of NGK’s and used a new Bosch plug. Bought 50 of ‘em and then realized that they were made of chinesium.
The top electrode on the Bosch is nearly .100 shorter and .001 thinner. The boot spring just doesn’t hold on quite as tight.
Even if I could unscrew and swap out the top electrode, I’ve heard nothing but complaints about the Bosch’s.
All 50 going in the trash. Lesson learned.
I ran out of NGK’s and used a new Bosch plug. Bought 50 of ‘em and then realized that they were made of chinesium.
The top electrode on the Bosch is nearly .100 shorter and .001 thinner. The boot spring just doesn’t hold on quite as tight.
Even if I could unscrew and swap out the top electrode, I’ve heard nothing but complaints about the Bosch’s.
All 50 going in the trash. Lesson learned.
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The electrodes on these plugs appear to be threaded and removable but are not.
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Counterfeit stuffs,,, 
I’ve heard of ngk's coming fromwho knows where...
http://www.ngk-sparkplugs.jp/english/techinfo/fake/index.html
I’ve heard of ngk's coming fromwho knows where...
http://www.ngk-sparkplugs.jp/english/techinfo/fake/index.html
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When I worked at the car dealer I was amazed at how many would come in with misfires. "I just put new plugs in it." Well you can take the Bosch garbage back to the local auto chain store that sold you into them. OEM Delco problem solved.
