[PSU335i]

I just changed my plugs at 80k. My car was misfiring etc so I ended up ordering the plugs from amazon for $72 shipped and I picked the socket from my local snap-on guy for $34. Took me about 40 min and the socket worked great. Snap-on uses the little rubber inserts like traditional spark plug sockets vs the magnets that some of the other sockets are using. My car runs great now. Very smooth at idle and all through the revs.

FYI....I have a jb+ at 80% and BMS dci.

[SmellyGreek]

Originally Posted by PSU335i

I just changed my plugs at 80k. My car was misfiring etc so I ended up ordering the plugs from amazon for $72 shipped and I picked the socket from my local snap-on guy for $34. Took me about 40 min and the socket worked great. Snap-on uses the little rubber inserts like traditional spark plug sockets vs the magnets that some of the other sockets are using. My car runs great now. Very smooth at idle and all through the revs.

FYI....I have a jb+ at 80% and BMS dci.

Do you have a part # for the socket? I had a link to it on Snap-On's website, but it appears dead now

S9714MK ?

[eforty6_m3]

Originally Posted by SmellyGreek

Do you have a part # for the socket? I had a link to it on Snap-On's website, but it appears dead now

S9714MK ?

I think this might be what you're looking for:

http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/item....re&dir=catalog