I had mines for about 3.5 years without replacing them.

do u think its time for a new one?

 

I replace mine once a year...just for the hell of it. I always use the blue NGK wires. I'm sorry I don't know how often you're supposed to do it according to manufacturers suggestions though.

 

if they look dirty than replace them

oem ngk work and fit the best

 

denso iridium plugs with Blue NGK wires


Modified by CNSK at 2:06 PM 8/17/2005

 

basic NGK less than $2.00 each. I change them at least every 6monthes

 

I just check the resistance of the wires, if they are within spec theres no need to buy new ones.

 

how do u check for that?

just pull it and plug it back in? and see if its a snug fit?

i dont know, but i just bough an OEM one to replace my focuz 9.5mm wires.

 

To check wire resistance, use an ohmmeter. As long as the resistance is less than 10,000 ohm per foot, the wire is still good. My wires are original and their resistance is still way less the 10,000 ohm per foot.

I think i am going to get new plugs and wires though. Where do i get NGK blue spark plug wires from? Thanks

 

pepboys and autozone carry them. i dont want them cuz they are blue.
haha.

i'll just get oem.

 

um, i use NGK V-Power plugs, and they're under 2$ a plug. i run red MSD 8.5mm wires. i change my wires when i change my plugs, usualy like every 4-6months. but than again, im REALLY hard on my cars.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by j_rocc2003 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">um, i use NGK V-Power plugs, and they're under 2$ a plug. i run red MSD 8.5mm wires. i change my wires when i change my plugs, usualy like every 4-6months. but than again, im REALLY hard on my cars.</TD></TR></TABLE> I don't care how "hard on your(my) car" you are... There is no need to replace the wires that often.. Thats just kind of a waste of money...

 

I think i am going to get new plugs and wires though. Where do i get NGK blue spark plug wires from? Thanks[/QUOTE]

Risingsun also has them in stock. They are $40.

 

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A huge waste of money, the multimeter is your friend, use it. The only reason I'd change my wires when they got dirty is if I was a rice boy who liked the color of my wires more than the function of them and I was too lazy to clean the old ones.