Gonna try and work on those picks for you guys as soon as it gets nice outside, vibenvy.
Mind you, a clean car looks great in snow as well.
BTW, your picks are great...might have to hire you for mine.
Sorry for the delay in answering/updating my initial post.
I messed around on the net over the weekend, trying to see if I overlooked anything that might help my performance issue and came across
an article that mentioned that low tranny fluid could hinder performance without necessarily showing any signs of slipping.
That reminded me that before winter showed up I had changed my engine oil and filtered my trans fluid. I didn't think that the leftover fluid residue that was left in my pan was much, but in retrospect it could possibly be the root of my problem, so I ended up picking up some more trans fluid and added about a half cup and it seems to have a little more pick up from a start now.
I had checked my levels after my maintenance and all seemed within specs...not an expert, but I assume it was just low enough to affect the pressure in my transmission.
Still intend on switching spark plugs but at least it's more enjoyable to drive knowing that all my horses are there.