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Thats what i thought. Im thinking it just means how much porcelain is sticking out past the metal part of the plug.
Exactly right.
I've... Had one... Since I started driving.
It's a Va jeep. No debilitating rust to speak of.
Think swapping the leafs and springs from side to side May help?
Thats what i thought. Im thinking it just means how much porcelain is sticking out past the metal part of the plug.
If they stick out too far the could possible touch a piston. Which is bad.
The length it sticks out is also related to the heat range of the plug but I can't remember exactly how.
It's the 5.2. But still...4.0's run the best on the cheapest plugs you can find. You're having heartache over 12 bucks worth of sparkplugs.
I think it has to do with engine torque. Just a constant on and off making the body roll a little more that direction.
Swapping sides will probably help.
Thats what i thought. Im thinking it just means how much porcelain is sticking out past the metal part of the plug.
4.0's run the best on the cheapest plugs you can find. You're having heartache over 12 bucks worth of sparkplugs.
It's the 5.2. But still...
My 4.0s have always ran best on Champion copper truck plugs.
I think it has to do with engine torque. Just a constant on and off making the body roll a little more that direction.
Swapping sides will probably help.
Lol I see what you did there and that would have been hilarious.
Polar 'Easton is full of the police this week' Jeep
I did notice increased body roll under torque in that direction when I removed my sway bar... Which was also when I installed a geared axle. And that's when it started to pronounce itself.
For you Flex..
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Big Hank