Nology silverstone spark plugs without resistor are they junk?

 

I can't say anything about those...but OEM NGK is the best IMO. I think many will agree.

 

ngk and oem are pretty good, my friend has the nology wires on his car, he said its pretty good

 

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ngk

 

this spark plug does not have heat range it covers from 5-8 i need info from people who use it be4

 

I've been using the silverstone plugs in my b16 for the last year now. They run pretty good, I didn't feel difference in HP...Course, as with any plug you shouldn't. Though it did run much smoother and stopped backfireing alot on/off throttle.

I used NGK's as well, denso's, etc... They're all good plugs...Honda recommends NGK or Denso replacements. Though, Silverstones are a good alternative for sure.

 

also known as Beru, very popular in Europe-

read about them on the Nology site, some very interesting info contained within there-

 

more info please

 

No its all bullshit. Go to Magnecor and read up. I get Magnecor cuz I'll never have to replace them. Otherwise I'd get NGK and nothing else.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by shaundrake &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">No its all bullshit. Go to Magnecor and read up. I get Magnecor cuz I'll never have to replace them. Otherwise I'd get NGK and nothing else.</TD></TR></TABLE>you get magnacor plugs?

read the thread b4 you post-

we are talking about Beru (NOLOGY) sparkplugs