Tune up parts
12-04-2012, 11:46 AM
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Car: 1988 Black GTA
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Tune up parts
Hello,
I have 1988 GTA with 65K on. It has never been tuned up. Can someone tell what is the best way to. Should I use oem plugs, wires, etc. Or since the times have changed is there better parts out there that will serve this car better. I am only interested in keeping the car stock.
But any advice would be great.
Thank you.
I have 1988 GTA with 65K on. It has never been tuned up. Can someone tell what is the best way to. Should I use oem plugs, wires, etc. Or since the times have changed is there better parts out there that will serve this car better. I am only interested in keeping the car stock.
But any advice would be great.
Thank you.
12-04-2012, 11:56 AM
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Car: '90 Formula 350
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Re: Tune up parts
If you're going for a "pure car" parts from the Dealership would be the way to go. They probably won't be the exact OEM type, but that's probably the closest you're going to get without paying for NOS parts off ebay.
If you're wanting stock replacement type things but easier to get then an Auto Parts Store might be better. I know the one here offers lifetime replacement on wires. Really as long as you use decent brand name stuff you shouldn't have an issue.
If you're wanting stock replacement type things but easier to get then an Auto Parts Store might be better. I know the one here offers lifetime replacement on wires. Really as long as you use decent brand name stuff you shouldn't have an issue.
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