Inexpensive decent subsitute for stock plugs
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Just wanted some suggestions on an inexpensive plug that could substitute for stock. My plugs are starting to foul i believe, and have a dyno session tomorrow, and am not sure if i can get stock plugs in time, thanks lmk
i use the bosch 4227, they work great for me. I know a few people here havnt had much luck w/ these, but i have. They are cheap, and i change them every other oil change.
i use the bosch 4227, they work great for me. I know a few people here havnt had much luck w/ these, but i have. They are cheap, and i change them every other oil change.
ps Think Jeff of IB/IR has some back to back dyno runs on his site showing that the bosch 4227's can't be beat bang for the buck...
[Modified by Zeus, 9:08 AM 8/10/2002]
...that's for a high compression or forced induction application by the way... might probably be too cold a plug for an OE compression engine...
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i went with champion rc12mc4, made 2whp over my 7k mileage stock ngks on the dyno
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. stock plugs are best in my opinion
