What are the best spark plugs?
Originally posted by SuDZ
Just get the stock ones from the dealer.
SuDZ
Just get the stock ones from the dealer.
SuDZ
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extreme nissan sells them for $6 a piece and $4 for shipping. I got them for $40 shipped. They made a post in the for sale or group deals section a while back. Its a great deal.
NGK coppers will work just fine and are MUCH less expensive than the platinums. ~$2 each. They wont last nearly as long as the plats, mabye 20k miles. Their is no performance gain with plats over coppers.
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Originally posted by MardiGrasMax
NGK coppers will work just fine and are MUCH less expensive than the platinums. ~$2 each. They wont last nearly as long as the plats, mabye 20k miles. Their is no performance gain with plats over coppers.
NGK coppers will work just fine and are MUCH less expensive than the platinums. ~$2 each. They wont last nearly as long as the plats, mabye 20k miles. Their is no performance gain with plats over coppers.
Originally posted by MardiGrasMax
NGK coppers will work just fine and are MUCH less expensive than the platinums. ~$2 each. They wont last nearly as long as the plats, mabye 20k miles. Their is no performance gain with plats over coppers.
NGK coppers will work just fine and are MUCH less expensive than the platinums. ~$2 each. They wont last nearly as long as the plats, mabye 20k miles. Their is no performance gain with plats over coppers.
why?
I'd spend the extra $2 a pop, and not worry about changing it every year, that's just me though.
Originally posted by pocketrocket
why?
I'd spend the extra $2 a pop, and not worry about changing it every year, that's just me though.
why?
I'd spend the extra $2 a pop, and not worry about changing it every year, that's just me though.
Or in my case I go through a set of plugs every six months for tuning.
And wouldnt it be $4 a pop?
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Originally posted by MardiGrasMax
It depends on how much you drive and how long you plan on having the car.
Or in my case I go through a set of plugs every six months for tuning.
And wouldnt it be $4 a pop?
It depends on how much you drive and how long you plan on having the car.
Or in my case I go through a set of plugs every six months for tuning.
And wouldnt it be $4 a pop?
Do you know which ones are 2 heat ranges colder than stock? I'm running Denso Iridium's now, but they're the stock heat range, and not really good for the SC. Plus I don't want to get more Iridiums' or Platinums for the same reason as you, I'm going to hook the juice back up soon, and don't want to start burning through $12 plugs while messing around.
Originally posted by MardiGrasMax
NGK coppers will work just fine and are MUCH less expensive than the platinums. ~$2 each. They wont last nearly as long as the plats, mabye 20k miles. Their is no performance gain with plats over coppers.
NGK coppers will work just fine and are MUCH less expensive than the platinums. ~$2 each. They wont last nearly as long as the plats, mabye 20k miles. Their is no performance gain with plats over coppers.
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Originally posted by Shadow
Do you know which ones are 2 heat ranges colder than stock? I'm running Denso Iridium's now, but they're the stock heat range, and not really good for the SC. Plus I don't want to get more Iridiums' or Platinums for the same reason as you, I'm going to hook the juice back up soon, and don't want to start burning through $12 plugs while messing around.
Do you know which ones are 2 heat ranges colder than stock? I'm running Denso Iridium's now, but they're the stock heat range, and not really good for the SC. Plus I don't want to get more Iridiums' or Platinums for the same reason as you, I'm going to hook the juice back up soon, and don't want to start burning through $12 plugs while messing around.
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Originally posted by Shadow
Do you know which ones are 2 heat ranges colder than stock? I'm running Denso Iridium's now, but they're the stock heat range, and not really good for the SC. Plus I don't want to get more Iridiums' or Platinums for the same reason as you, I'm going to hook the juice back up soon, and don't want to start burning through $12 plugs while messing around.
Do you know which ones are 2 heat ranges colder than stock? I'm running Denso Iridium's now, but they're the stock heat range, and not really good for the SC. Plus I don't want to get more Iridiums' or Platinums for the same reason as you, I'm going to hook the juice back up soon, and don't want to start burning through $12 plugs while messing around.
#3924 stock heat range
#3923 one heat range colder
#3922 two heat ranges colder
Well, I'm on the 3.33 pulley, but I also have a a nitrous kit that I've been dying to hook back up.
Originally posted by max'n out
NGK 6097 bkr7e........you don't want 2 lower though unless you have a s/c with some good boost.
NGK 6097 bkr7e........you don't want 2 lower though unless you have a s/c with some good boost.
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