Sadly,I don't think this VX is long for this world.Originally Posted by UltrAsOniC
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Sadly,I don't think this VX is long for this world.
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YES IT SAD TO SEE YOU DID NOT HAVE ANY Valuable INPUT TO ADD OUTSIDE A THREAT HI JACK.
Last edited by UltrAsOniC : 12/09/2011 at 10:57 AM Reason: AT LEAST IT A 2001
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Me hates highjaked threats...
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LMAOMe hates highjaked threats...
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Try the pulstar plugs,it won't hurt anything.And more horses can mean more mpg per gallon as long as ur not heavy footed,imagine a 50cc engine in the vx,do u know how much gas that thing would eat trying to propell 5000 pounds down the road lmao.
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It seem to be a very interesting are far some feedback goes thanks for the input everyone I order them off advance auto parts website used code A123 and got them for $57.94 PLUS TAX local pick up.
Try the pulstar plugs,it won't hurt anything.And more horses can mean more mpg per gallon as long as ur not heavy footed,imagine a 50cc engine in the vx,do u know how much gas that thing would eat trying to propell 5000 pounds down the road lmao.
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test drive was awesome the truck idle perfect i can not say enough about this plug. Never seen anything like it. Runs like brand new
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I am going with Autolite "double platinum" APP3924 ; my millage sux; plugs got 30K on them, had my shop put in truck plugs, noticed it didn't idle to well on cold start up the other day and it never does that; so pep said to use double platinum was OEM, any advice on the procedure for removal/replayment without breaking anything appreciated!
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Hey ultra also in Maryland glen burnie if ever in the are let me know. Also i have tried these plugs and yes they did make a big notice on epg.
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Now in Towson thanks
the plug are perfect but each person has to find there own path as to what works for me these work perfect money well spent.
Last edited by UltrAsOniC : 08/26/2012 at 10:23 AM Reason: typo
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It's about time for me to replace plugs and I'm going to give these a shot.
I couldn't seem to find A123 on AAP website. Is that the correct code?
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Ok so few years later and i find these plugs to be priceless.
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