What spark plugs for an LS (Since search is disabled...)
What is the best spark plug and wire combo for a 96 Acura Integra I was thinking NGK but Im not sure. Does anybody have any opinions or stories about other brands before I go and buy some NGK's
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NGK wires and NGK V-power copper plugs. Look up the correct part number on www.ngksparkplugs.com for an LS as it is NOT the same plugs that GS-R's use. Reliable parts for a good price. 
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While I suggest V-powers and use them myself, due to their low cost and ease of replacement (platinum and iridium plugs are a waste of money on an Integra IMHO), changing V-powers every 3K miles is also a huge waste of money. V-power plugs have a copper core (better electrical conductor than platinum or iridium), but they can and will last 10K-15K miles. There is absolutely no need to change them every 3K miles.
I've been using BKR6E-11 V-power plugs in my GS-R since around 2001/2002, for the past 170K+ miles. I change them every 10K-15K miles and have had no problems. I used to change them about twice a year when I drove tons of miles, but lately I only change them about once a year. I couldn't imagine changing them every 1-2 months.

BTW as I stated above, the BKR6E-11 is the correct V-power plug for a GS-R, but is NOT correct for non-VTEC B-series engines.
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