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dalton13
• Dallas, TX, USA
• Registered on 6/10/2003
• 20 posts
Posted:7/25/2003 10:03
I have heard the best way to go with plugs is to stick to the stock Motorcrafts. My 2000 Saleen is blown, and I was wondering if it wouldn't be a good idea to go a stage colder. Motorcraft part number is AWSF32E. What would be the stage colder part number? Any guesses?

Would it be a good idea to kick up to better wiring at the same time? I hear Taylors are good?

TIA




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John Barrett
• West Palm Beach, FL, USA
• Registered on 1/31/2003
• 106 posts
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Posted:8/25/2003 17:06
Quote:
I have heard the best way to go with plugs is to stick to the stock Motorcrafts. My 2000 Saleen is blown, and I was wondering if it wouldn't be a good idea to go a stage colder. Motorcraft part number is AWSF32E. What would be the stage colder part number? Any guesses?

Would it be a good idea to kick up to better wiring at the same time? I hear Taylors are good?

TIA




I would go with the Taylor Wire for sure, have yet to have a problem with ones I got.

What do you call blown ?.
How many PSI or Boost ?.
What is the Compression Ratio of the motor ?.

There is a lot of questions about the plug question, but sometimes it will come down to what the person driving it likes (Cold or Hot or Hotter Plugs).

Forums > Car and Truck Make and Model Specific > Mustang, Saleen, Roush
Plugs and Wiring Questions
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