Spark plugs/wires for stock 94z

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Apr 5, 2007 | 01:01 PM

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bombebomb

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Originally Posted by Desutterz28

not to sound stupid but will that ignition module fit your car if its a 94 camaro with the Lt1 engine? it says its for the 96 to 97 camaros, not the 94. just something to check out and i was curious myself.

Good question, I know 96 and 97 were OBDII, ill be ordering these parts before 6pm. (not the ignition module)

Apr 5, 2007 | 02:09 PM

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Originally Posted by bombebomb

Good question, I know 96 and 97 were OBDII, ill be ordering these parts before 6pm. (not the ignition module)

I believe the difference is that of a different connection. The 93-95s use a dual connector coil where as the 96-97s use a single connection.

Apr 5, 2007 | 02:24 PM

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Originally Posted by 2000GTP

Those are what I am using, they are a good plug. Just keep in mind they will require quicker changes as compared to a platinum or iridium plug.

How often should you change these? Thats what I'm running and my gas milage has gown down some. Its been about a year. I bet I'm due for a change huh?

Apr 5, 2007 | 03:02 PM

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How often should you change these? Thats what I'm running and my gas milage has gown down some. Its been about a year. I bet I'm due for a change huh?

The copper plugs will probably have a life of about 30K. I doubt you would be in need of a plug change so soon, but you could always pull a few and see how they look.