spark plugs
So are NGK fine Iridium plugs as good as denso iridium motorcraft/autolight or whatever? Basically are these good enough for full bolt-on NA application?
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no matter what you get just dont get the 4 ground strap plugs like the bosch +4's... they do not work well in a mustang at all. i just run some copper ngk v-powers in my car and they run great. nothing special.
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yea thats what the guys at dallas mustang mentioned today. i guess i'll change em again, cause i recently put bosch in there unknowingly
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I run NGK T56s in my car and its an excellent plug. I like mines. I heard a lot of good reviews on E3s as being a good plug and also some horro stories about plug cracking.
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Motorcraft plugs work fine, and you can get them in a couple of heat ranges.. If not, TR6 NGKs are an excellent plug.
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Throw some NGK TR6's in there. Gap'em at .050" for N/A and call it a day. I never had a problem with those plugs. They are basic copper plugs. You just need to replace them every 15-20kmi, but for $1.39 a plug you cannot go wrong. I would steer clear from those iridiums especially with multiple bolt-ons. Those are used from the manufacturer for cleaner emissions and 100kmi service intervals. They sound fancy and come with that fancy cost, but are not better than copper plugs
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good to know, thanks guys. i just didn't even consider bosch to be a mustang no-no as my shop put it.
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