Plug recommendation
#41
perhaps a sticky would be a good Idea if there is a more specific thread for plugs. I ran for almost 9,000miles on my copper NGKs and never thought that I would have to look at them, but with all the heavy traffic going to and from base, they are covered in carbon and I now replace them with the oil since they are only $4 each.
#42
I am also looking for plugs as I will be installing my vtsc kit in not too long.
This thread is a bit confusing on which plug should be used as I guess there are obviously multiple opinions on it.
Which is the plug for stock boost or if it works with more as well that is resistor type and should last longer?
This thread is a bit confusing on which plug should be used as I guess there are obviously multiple opinions on it.
Which is the plug for stock boost or if it works with more as well that is resistor type and should last longer?
#44
Originally Posted by Skatethesea,Dec 21 2009, 01:46 AM
perhaps a sticky would be a good Idea if there is a more specific thread for plugs. I ran for almost 9,000miles on my copper NGKs and never thought that I would have to look at them, but with all the heavy traffic going to and from base, they are covered in carbon and I now replace them with the oil since they are only $4 each.
#45
Or just get a better tuner, I don't care what plug your using that's not right... Although after reading your post again was the sole problem that they were black? That's pretty normal although maybe a bit rich, if they weren't missing you probably didn't need to replace them.
#46
Originally Posted by Moddiction,Dec 21 2009, 09:53 AM
I am also looking for plugs as I will be installing my vtsc kit in not too long.
This thread is a bit confusing on which plug should be used as I guess there are obviously multiple opinions on it.
Which is the plug for stock boost or if it works with more as well that is resistor type and should last longer?
This thread is a bit confusing on which plug should be used as I guess there are obviously multiple opinions on it.
Which is the plug for stock boost or if it works with more as well that is resistor type and should last longer?
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