Stock plugs?
#4
I just looked at advanceautoparts and they carry the ngk's Now I'm not sure if I should get he platium for 10.00 or the reagular v power copper for 1.77. Is it worth it to get the platium?? I mean thats a big price difference. Does it make any performance difference??
#6
The platinums lasts longer, about 60k miles, if you want, you could get the coppers just make sure to change them around 30k. Yeah I feel you, it's kind of hard to find NGK plugs around my area. They mostly carry crappy Bosch.
#7
dont u have to change the copper ones every year, thats what i have in my car and they told me that they have to be changed every year, where as the plat last for a few years, dont remember exactly hwo long though........
#8
You can buy some stock NGK platinum ones off of eBay. I know you want the copper ones, I'm sure you can find those too.
Usually the plugs are $12.99 each where I live, but I got 8 for $15! The eBay guy I purchased them from is dixyjess. He sells all kinds of plugs, so if you can't find it on eBay from him, email him. You won't find a deal as cheap from any retail store.
By the way, stock is the way to go. If you're wondering, the NGK part number is PFR5G-11 and the stock number is 2647.
Usually the plugs are $12.99 each where I live, but I got 8 for $15! The eBay guy I purchased them from is dixyjess. He sells all kinds of plugs, so if you can't find it on eBay from him, email him. You won't find a deal as cheap from any retail store.
By the way, stock is the way to go. If you're wondering, the NGK part number is PFR5G-11 and the stock number is 2647.
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