Spark plugs question
Originally Posted by s600ergy
i have NGK double platinum. there is 26.000 ml on them and they 5 years old. i know on owr maximas they have to be changed evry 60.000ml + or -.
should i change them or i m ok.
should i change them or i m ok.
Devin
SORY FOR MY SPELLING .I M DAMN RUSSIAN. WHAT CAN I DO. lol they checked it at the shop,they pull out one,and they tolld me they r good.i gues i ll be chenging them in 5 years,couse i m puting like 5000 ml per year.lol
Are you racing your car or is it just a daily driver? For a daily driver you are fine. Keep those spark plugs in there at least another 15,000 miles (assuming your car is not having any problems that you think relate to the engine or spark plugs).
If you are really worried about them, you can always check them out to see if they are okay.
Many maxima owners with 100,000+ miles are still driving around on their ORIGINAL plugs. I don't recommend that, of course. I'm just saying that yours should be fine.
If you are really worried about them, you can always check them out to see if they are okay.
Many maxima owners with 100,000+ miles are still driving around on their ORIGINAL plugs. I don't recommend that, of course. I'm just saying that yours should be fine.
my race day r in the past i m driving like an old lady,i think the fastes i was ever driving this maxima 75 on the hwy. like 3 times.my old maxima that was another case. i m driving like 6 ml per day. and may be another 30-40 ml on weekend,in brooklyn ny u can't go to fast even if u want to, so my speed is like 30-40 in the sity and like 50-60 on hwy. i m to old for that sh...t u know lol
COme on man the Max is meant to break the spedometer :P I went 140 on the highways racing this stupid Focus :P stupid focus people pshhhh.(Beat him
of course) Can't they understand that Maximas are Focus Killers
and im surprised my car didnt break down on me considering it has 173,664 miles on it. Anyways i dont know if NGK is better than Denso im guessing they are. I have the Denso Iridiums. If NGK are better let me know so i can look into getting them on the next spark change.
of course) Can't they understand that Maximas are Focus Killers
and im surprised my car didnt break down on me considering it has 173,664 miles on it. Anyways i dont know if NGK is better than Denso im guessing they are. I have the Denso Iridiums. If NGK are better let me know so i can look into getting them on the next spark change.
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Originally Posted by s600ergy
my race day r in the past i m driving like an old lady,i think the fastes i was ever driving this maxima 75 on the hwy. like 3 times.my old maxima that was another case. i m driving like 6 ml per day. and may be another 30-40 ml on weekend,in brooklyn ny u can't go to fast even if u want to, so my speed is like 30-40 in the sity and like 50-60 on hwy. i m to old for that sh...t u know lol
Originally Posted by TrackSmart
Are you racing your car or is it just a daily driver? For a daily driver you are fine. Keep those spark plugs in there at least another 15,000 miles (assuming your car is not having any problems that you think relate to the engine or spark plugs).
If you are really worried about them, you can always check them out to see if they are okay.
Many maxima owners with 100,000+ miles are still driving around on their ORIGINAL plugs. I don't recommend that, of course. I'm just saying that yours should be fine.
If you are really worried about them, you can always check them out to see if they are okay.
Many maxima owners with 100,000+ miles are still driving around on their ORIGINAL plugs. I don't recommend that, of course. I'm just saying that yours should be fine.
k after hearing all your complains i did it . i was going 105 mp/h for about 10min on the hwy,my friend who is the cop was sitting next to me,so i wasn't worrying about any tickets, man it felt so grate. "KIDS DON'T TRY THIS AT HOME" LOL
Originally Posted by s600ergy
k after hearing all your complains i did it . i was going 105 mp/h for about 10min on the hwy,my friend who is the cop was sitting next to me,so i wasn't worrying about any tickets, man it felt so grate. "KIDS DON'T TRY THIS AT HOME" LOL 

By "did it", do you mean replaced your spark plugs? If so, okay. But your plugs surely had more life left in them.
Of course, it's always nice to know that you are running at 100% performance. Although you were probably still at 99.9% peformance before since your plugs were probably fine...
Do u guys notice any major difference between the NGK VPOWER and NBK Platinum for out cars?
People saw the VPOWERS conduct better cuz its copper but the PLATS last longer. However, I was just curious if the plats really matter that much interms of performance, afterall it is the recommended PLUG type to use ??
I changed mines to VPOWER from 'autolite' and I noticed that it 'seemed' smoother, though my car has always been in good running condition. Maybe I'll try the platinums next time. About how much are they for 1 piece? I don't mind changing plugs cuz it's easy.
People saw the VPOWERS conduct better cuz its copper but the PLATS last longer. However, I was just curious if the plats really matter that much interms of performance, afterall it is the recommended PLUG type to use ??
I changed mines to VPOWER from 'autolite' and I noticed that it 'seemed' smoother, though my car has always been in good running condition. Maybe I'll try the platinums next time. About how much are they for 1 piece? I don't mind changing plugs cuz it's easy.
I had NGK Platinums and just switched to copper and it runs just as good as before. I figure for costing five times less and only having to change them twice as much I am gonna stick with the coppers from now on. But that's just me.
Originally Posted by jaedaliu
I'm just agreeing with you. I'm at 104k on my original plugs. I also think it's a bad idea, and am picking up new plugs next week.
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I had Bosch 4 Platinium that were supose to last 60,000; I replace them as per got check engine light at 55, 000, they were totally destroyed, burned, etc.. I will never believe or wait for 60,000 again. Put the NGK copper $1.68 each and car feels better and got and extra 20-30 more miles per tank. Will chance in 30,000 miles. That means every year.
Originally Posted by JSMEXUSA
I had Bosch 4 Platinium that were supose to last 60,000; I replace them as per got check engine light at 55, 000, they were totally destroyed, burned, etc.. I will never believe or wait for 60,000 again. Put the NGK copper $1.68 each and car feels better and got and extra 20-30 more miles per tank. Will chance in 30,000 miles. That means every year.
Well, thats not fair they were bosches
Originally Posted by TrackSmart
By "did it", do you mean replaced your spark plugs? If so, okay. But your plugs surely had more life left in them.
Of course, it's always nice to know that you are running at 100% performance. Although you were probably still at 99.9% peformance before since your plugs were probably fine...
Of course, it's always nice to know that you are running at 100% performance. Although you were probably still at 99.9% peformance before since your plugs were probably fine...
" i did it" i was talking about 105 mph
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I would do it when I was bored since it's not mandatory.
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