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Old 04-23-2017, 06:49 PM
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Im looking for new spark plugs for my 2006 mustang gt and was trying to find out if they make 4 prong plugs for that model, thanks.
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Just get a set of Champion 7989 one-piece plugs.
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Or get the oem ones and put the nickel anti seize on them and torque them to the correct spec.
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Now what about the the ford performance cold spark plugs. Are those any good?
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Originally Posted by mdj89
Now what about the the ford performance cold spark plugs. Are those any good?
Only if you are supercharged. Otherwise a colder plug will just make the carbon problem worse.

I'm on my second set of Champion 1-piece plugs. That's my recommendation for one-and-done.

I wouldn't spend money or waste your time with anything other than Champion or OEM for a stock car. Even a fully built one won't benefit much from a 'high tech' spark plug.
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only for nitrous or blown, otherwise they foul up
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Originally Posted by Derf00
Even a fully built one won't benefit much from a 'high tech' spark plug.
No car will benefit from a "high tech" sparkplug considering they are all scams.
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Ok, I just stick with champion...thank you'll so much for the advice
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Ok, I just stick with champion...thank you'll so much for the advice
Still, put some nickel antiseize on the threads and torque them properly. Also, put some dielectric grease on the coil boots.
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Ok I sure will, thanks.
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