time for spark plugs
#1
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time for spark plugs
im in need of new spark plugs. mine have had it. so.... what should i get for plugs? i want to get really good plugs for the car. what are your suggestions for plugs? the factory plugs are single platinums.
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RE: time for spark plugs
ive also taken a look at those 4 ones... and ive been wonderin after lookin at them.... how in hell are you suppose to gap them? they have like 4 different things coming off instead of like the normal spark plug. its confusing to me.
#6
RE: time for spark plugs
I use NGk "V" plugs. Steeda has a ton of them on their shelves for all year Mustangs.
Interesting new plug just out on the market: http://www.autofieldguide.com/articles/020503.html
Interesting new plug just out on the market: http://www.autofieldguide.com/articles/020503.html
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RE: time for spark plugs
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I use NGk "V" plugs. Steeda has a ton of them on their shelves for all year Mustangs.
Interesting new plug just out on the market: http://www.autofieldguide.com/articles/020503.html
I use NGk "V" plugs. Steeda has a ton of them on their shelves for all year Mustangs.
Interesting new plug just out on the market: http://www.autofieldguide.com/articles/020503.html
#8
RE: time for spark plugs
I just changed mine last night. I used the standard Bosch platinums. Check the gaps of your old plugs..mine were wore down about .010 at 30k miles. I'll be changing every 15k now. Also it feels like I picked up some power!!