Spark Plugs
#1
Spark Plugs
I kno this is a basic post, but there are soo many brands.
I have read that for higher performance engines, you want "cold" plugs.
I was at Canadian tire today and was looking at prices and brands.
I found 2 that were priced higher then the rest, NGK platinum($20 a pair) and bosch platnum 4 ($17 A Pair)
Whats spark plugs do you guys use?
I have read that for higher performance engines, you want "cold" plugs.
I was at Canadian tire today and was looking at prices and brands.
I found 2 that were priced higher then the rest, NGK platinum($20 a pair) and bosch platnum 4 ($17 A Pair)
Whats spark plugs do you guys use?
#8
RE: Spark Plugs
Just stick with the stock heat range. I've ran Basch platinums in the past and didn't have problems with them. I no longer run them because all my cars are power adder. Plus the fact that I change them about every 1000 miles and I don't want to pay the higher price.
#10
RE: Spark Plugs
I dropped some bosch platnum single prong platinum plugs in my 92 GT with some msd wires and those worked out fine for me a lot of people say they arn't good but ive had no problems though and the good thing about them is since they are platinum you never have to adjust the gap on them