Which spark plugs are best??
03-30-05, 08:47 PM
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Which spark plugs are best??
Hey guys i'm looking to change my spark plugs. Which brand/type do you recommend for a possible performance increase? I had read that the torquemasters were good but I cant find them anywhere. Any suggestions?
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03-31-05, 05:59 PM
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Thanks for responding romini. I know this topic has been discussed and there was all this hype in the past about the torquemasters. Just checking to see if anything new came out.
04-01-05, 03:33 AM
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Thanks for responding romini. I know this topic has been discussed and there was all this hype in the past about the torquemasters. Just checking to see if anything new came out.
personally, instead of checking that extra 1 or 2 hourses from the plugs (if any), might as well focus on saving money for the tq converter
04-02-05, 07:43 AM
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Romini,
I am thinking about doing the tc but am worried about the warranty. Does the tc put a lot of stress on the tranny? For now I just wanted to do a few things like srt intake, and plugs.
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I am thinking about doing the tc but am worried about the warranty. Does the tc put a lot of stress on the tranny? For now I just wanted to do a few things like srt intake, and plugs.
GS4
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04-04-05, 01:26 AM
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well, it does put quite a bit more stress on the tranny, so you MUST get tranny cooler at the same time. that's a must, otherwise you risk blowing your tranny over time. but with the cooler then you are pretty much safe
and umm.... what yr gs4 do you have? i thought most gs4 warranties are out already?
and umm.... what yr gs4 do you have? i thought most gs4 warranties are out already?
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Originally Posted by rominl
well, it does put quite a bit more stress on the tranny, so you MUST get tranny cooler at the same time. that's a must, otherwise you risk blowing your tranny over time. but with the cooler then you are pretty much safe
and umm.... what yr gs4 do you have? i thought most gs4 warranties are out already?
and umm.... what yr gs4 do you have? i thought most gs4 warranties are out already?
I have a 1999. I purchased an extended care warranty from lexus up to 100,000 miles/2008. I have 70,XXX miles now so I wouldn't want to void the warranty on the tranny by installing a tc.
04-07-05, 12:02 AM
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Romini,
I have a 1999. I purchased an extended care warranty from lexus up to 100,000 miles/2008. I have 70,XXX miles now so I wouldn't want to void the warranty on the tranny by installing a tc.
I have a 1999. I purchased an extended care warranty from lexus up to 100,000 miles/2008. I have 70,XXX miles now so I wouldn't want to void the warranty on the tranny by installing a tc.
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When I get my pi tc installed on my gs430, I'm going to replace all the tranny fluid with fresh type iv. Do you guys recommend adding lucas tranny additive at the same time - or should that stuff only be added when you have tranny problems?
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