The Spark Plugs of Choice
#3
RE: The Spark Plugs of Choice
seeing as my car is near stock, I just went to autozone and ordered the OEM motorcraft plugs. Had the same part number as the specification (can't remember right now). It likes them just fine. I need a set of wires soon tho
George
George
#4
RE: The Spark Plugs of Choice
I am going to be changing mine soon and have been looking into getting the ngk's. should I gap them at factory spec or anything diff? I'm about to order MSD coils also. Thanks.
#6
RE: The Spark Plugs of Choice
ORIGINAL: code3GT
N/A-NGK TR55
Nitrous-NGK TR6 or Autolite AR94
Blown-NGK BR7EF
N/A-NGK TR55
Nitrous-NGK TR6 or Autolite AR94
Blown-NGK BR7EF
I just changed mine to TR55xi (iridium) and they are awesome. I feel the car lighter and it even changed the sound of the exhaust a little. I have not had them long enough yet to notice fuel economy changes yet.
#8
RE: The Spark Plugs of Choice
Yes but they do last longer than a regular platinum plug. I went with NGK tr-55ixs but before that had motorcraft platinums. Both seem to work fine. Densos are good plugs but are too pricey for me. Only think I'd be hesitant about is Bosch.
#9
RE: The Spark Plugs of Choice
Where do you guys buy the NGK TR55's at?. It looks like they are >5$ per plug at Lm Performance, thats 40+tax+shipping for spark plugs, is this reasonable or are they just a bit high on the price?.
Thanks,
E.
Thanks,
E.
#10
RE: The Spark Plugs of Choice
ORIGINAL: Sap
Where do you guys buy the NGK TR55's at?. It looks like they are >5$ per plug at Lm Performance, thats 40+tax+shipping for spark plugs, is this reasonable or are they just a bit high on the price?.
Thanks,
E.
Where do you guys buy the NGK TR55's at?. It looks like they are >5$ per plug at Lm Performance, thats 40+tax+shipping for spark plugs, is this reasonable or are they just a bit high on the price?.
Thanks,
E.