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    lucforce is offline CHR Member Visit my Photo Gallery
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    Its a resistance thing. The same applies for cable length.

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    Quote Originally Posted by lucforce
    Its a resistance thing. The same applies for cable length.
    Speaking of resistance.Another area that is often over looked is spark plug it's self.
    These platinum plugs are a much denser material making it much more difficult for the spark to jump the gap.
    In the dirt mod. we still run the $2 NGK plugs.

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