Finally changed my plugs
06-26-2006, 11:08 AM
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RE: Finally changed my plugs
NGK's I know are better plugs for quads and cycles. I know this because several times, i didnt have time to run to a bigger town to get a ngk plug, so i picked up a champion plug, and honestly, in my motorcycle, the champion plug only lasted a day before it was haveing a hard time starting again. I bought a NGK plug and it lasted, so NGK plugs are better got that situation, but in a Mustang im not sure. Just my input. Thanks, Robert
06-26-2006, 11:48 AM
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RE: Finally changed my plugs
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NGK's I know are better plugs for quads and cycles. I know this because several times, i didnt have time to run to a bigger town to get a ngk plug, so i picked up a champion plug, and honestly, in my motorcycle, the champion plug only lasted a day before it was haveing a hard time starting again. I bought a NGK plug and it lasted, so NGK plugs are better got that situation, but in a Mustang im not sure. Just my input. Thanks, Robert
NGK's I know are better plugs for quads and cycles. I know this because several times, i didnt have time to run to a bigger town to get a ngk plug, so i picked up a champion plug, and honestly, in my motorcycle, the champion plug only lasted a day before it was haveing a hard time starting again. I bought a NGK plug and it lasted, so NGK plugs are better got that situation, but in a Mustang im not sure. Just my input. Thanks, Robert
same here, this board loves NGK, i am going to change my plugs out later on today after i get out of work. does autozone carry NGK plugs???
NGK works very well in lawn and garden equ. tactors, blowers, push-mowers...
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