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LOL,Its a joke that we use to play on suckers,there is no such thing as blicker fluid.We would tell them to check the blicker fluid,They would say ok,and then come back and say I can't find the blicker fluild.LOL retards.
which NGK plugs should I get and can I get them from a regular autoparts store or do I have to buy them online?
I will be using NGK TR55 plugs in mine soon. You can get them at a local auto parts store.
LOL,Its a joke that we use to play on suckers,there is no such thing as blicker fluid.We would tell them to check the blicker fluid,They would say ok,and then come back and say I can't find the blicker fluild.LOL retards.
Lol, yes this is a very common joke. Although, I do believe it is "blinker" fluid.
Should I even replace the coil packs or do those go awhile without being replaced?
Only replace coils if they go bad. You can also upgrade to performance coils if you wanted (Accel's run around $200). They would probably release a couple ponies, and have been tested to give 15 rwhp or so on F/I applications.
my car is in desprite need of a tune up, lady that owned it before didnt do anything to it except change the oil in it. the car still has its original brakes lol