Built2prfctn

Im going to change my spark plugs tomorrow..
Does it matter which ones i get? Or are there ones that
are any better then others?

Bobo

This should be locked. See the other recent thread in the General Maintenanace forum entitled NGK spark plugs. Also, you have been a member of this website for over a year and you still don't know what kind of spark plugs to buy. Read, read and read some more, please. See the FAQs, stickies, www.maxmods.dyndns.org, www.motorvate.ca etc.

n3985

iTrader: (36)

I thought the spark plugs for 5th gen didn't need to be changed til 100k miles?

jladislav

I hear the platinum oem plugs are the way to go.

meccanoble

iTrader: (22)

so true man, i can understand asking if there has been a change to what was recommended before but coming to the table with no information when its already laid out for u in stickies is lazy.

Quick break down, copper produces better spark and are very affordable, yet only lasts 30k miles and doesnt come pregapped so u have to gap them. On stock engine, recommended between .40 and .44. Platinum plugs last longer (60k miles) and come pregapped but are almost 4 times the price yet last only twice the life. You can get model numbers from the stickies to determine the right model of NGK plugs u need. I just changed mine but forgot the model. Its something like BKRE-511 or something.

You have a great looking car btw .

Built2prfctn

Well i did look around alittle bit but i didnt see any reviews on a 2000. Or where to buy them except for a dealer, anywhere else online??

I could be just half retarded

NmexMAX

iTrader: (22)

I buy my coppers at NAPA ... Pep boys have them too...

www.pinnaclenissan.com

is your friend.

Built2prfctn

Anyone got a write up?

NmexMAX

iTrader: (22)

Buy a haynes or chilton. It's pretty straight foward, open your hood and see for yourself. Check the 4th gen stickys, it's essentially the same process.