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FWIW - They work but you will need ~80 psi air. Get a spare bag and
spare media, and spark plug washers. Next time you go to the dentist for a checkup, also get a couple of his dental picks. Use them carefully to pick out the lead chunks before blasting the plugs. Don't blast the plugs too much but wire wheel the threads before reinstalling them using a small amount of anti seize. Preferably clean the spark plug hole threads too so they will remove easier next time. Use a beam type torque wrench. |
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