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Old 09-11-2009, 03:15 PM
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Originally Posted by doode
ive put on 14k on my champions and the butt dyno can't tell a single difference

still runs like a champ

i'll pull the plugs later this winter when the car is stored to see how they are wearing, but i don't see how big a difference there would be between stock and champions
Yep, I've put 10k miles on mine with the champions and it runs great. I am curious, though, to see how they come out later on. I may pull one or 2 next spring to see how they look.
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Old 09-11-2009, 03:36 PM
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Originally Posted by mac10chap
stick with the factory ones unless they just need to be replaced due to wear and tear. then you can slap in some HT1's. Thats what i have and no complaints.

if you are planning on going N2O or Forced Induction, you may want to go to a colder plug, ie. HT0, Ford Racing, ect.
Exactly my thoughts and HT0 is in the car now.
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Old 09-11-2009, 03:56 PM
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Originally Posted by gman73
This is the 1st spark plug thread where a majority of posters recommended champion. I have read other threads about champion spark plugs and many of them are not satisfied with them. On another forum someone said that he wouldn't even put champions in his lawn equipment.

Some people have installed them and are not happy with them. Some buy a mustang and don't like them. That's them. I remember reading something about the lawn mower dude and he just didn't like champion. He did not have personal experience with them.

10-15 years ago you would never have caught a Ford dude putting NGK (Jap Crap as it was referred to back then) in a mustang. These days, you'll find a ton of threads here on the forum recommended NGK plugs for the FOX body and FI cars. Times change.

And for the record, neither Champion or I claim any improvement in performance vs the OEM two piece plug. I did the swap for piece of mind. Nothing else.

If you're expecting a change in the car from replacing the plugs..you will be disappointed unless your existing plugs are already crapped out.
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