Spark plugs.
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There's your problem. Champ Plats are OEM replacement with the proper heat range. You need to change your plugs to the Champion Platinum plug with a .040 on the gap. Make sure you double check the gap. Although some say gapping not required, I almost promise you the gap is always off by about .02 degrees
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Champion plugs always had the reputation of being gapped for the intended application, but I always check. sometimes in shipping, they get banged around. Champs have the extended tip to get the fire out into the chamber for better burning, but they run hot because of that, so the heat range is critical. I've run Champs in my GM cars, but you have to use one heat range colder or they'll fry.
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