Spark plug gap

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It clearly chapped the OP’s ass pretty badly. If he’s lucky his thread will be filled with inappropriate ******** too and can be heavily redacted.
I missed the Blazer chicks post the first time around. I'm not regretting it either.... Lol
 

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Saw this thing blow up yesterday. I've had a few questions go unanswered on here over the years, but eventually just found a way to get it done so I could move forward. Never complained about it, because it never does any good. Some of the questions got answered at a later date, but at that point the truck was already back on the road. No harm, no foul, people have lives to live and are not glued to their computers and this forum. Can it be frustrating? Yes. Is it worth having a fit over? Absolutely not!

Should you replace the plugs? Yes. If you have money for an 18 pack, buy the plugs instead.
 

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Could have afforded the plugs if he didn’t buy the sticker lololol
 

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I disagree. If I can clean plugs and buy beer, that's the route I'll take, lol.

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They looked like some snaggle toothed truckstop ***** was gnawing on them though......

I trust GM's HEI. With a good cap, rotor and wires, that spark can jump one hell of an oil soaked gap. Lol
 

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They looked like some snaggle toothed truckstop ***** was gnawing on them though......
It's pretty rare that I disagree with you on something, but this would be one. I've put plugs back in that were WAY worse than those. So I could still buy some beer. Lol
 

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I disagree. If I can clean plugs and buy beer, that's the route I'll take, lol.

That's a win-win if I ever saw one
 

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