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thanks lol...this topic is way old

 
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http://a332.g.akamai.net/f/332/936/1...roconv.500.jpg well this was how they looked like, and even then they were sizzling.

 
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http://a332.g.akamai.net/f/332/936/1...roconv.175.jpg and this is how they look now. No match at all.

 
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98CamaroZ28, I just swapped out my wires and plugs today, but only on the driver's side. How the hell did you get the passenger side ones off?
By the way everyone I picked up some taylor wires for $50 from the Autoparstwarehouse.

 
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diz, you gotta squeeze your hand in there in a weird angle and try to yank them off. The last 2 are a pain but are doable.

 
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Man I think I tried everything, but if you say so I'll give it another go around.

 
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not bad at all, they look way better then i thought they would

 
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by going underneath the car, putting you hand in through the manifold, while having some one on the top reaching the tool down there and you put it on the socket and make microscopic turns untill loose, and enjoy getting your hand in there...it sucks major *****.

Here is a pic of my friend my car to help get that passenger rear plug off...



Here is me thinking to myself, ahaha what a bitch while he is getting that plug for me...

 
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Yea they are doable by yourself but are definatly a major pain in the ***, just be patient with it.

 
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Damn, looks like I'm lucky I got those plugs already. Barely found out two weeks ago while swapping a bad alternator, it made the $200 hole in my wallet close up a bit. Some knowledge on the side, it's $60 for the damn alternator connector so baby it when removing if your alternator goes out!

 
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it definetly looks like a bitch, but i'll give it another go around as soon as i get my car back from the shop

 
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if you theirs trouble with the ls1s youll hate the lt1s