spark plug question
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NGK. iridium IX series.
because it says it's an ultra high performance line of plugs, as opposed to the laser iridium series which is more an OEM style plug. ND are good too.....they will all work fine.
because it says it's an ultra high performance line of plugs, as opposed to the laser iridium series which is more an OEM style plug. ND are good too.....they will all work fine.
NGK CR93HIX-9 is what I currently run and have the last 2 plug changes. I prefer them over the DENSO IUH27D or whichever DENSO one you like (IUH24D) because they cost A WHOLE LOT LESS. There is zero noticable performance difference, IMHO. The DENSO plugs are around $20/each and the NGK's run around $8/each.
Crazie, on a side note, I have been gone for a while, but upon returning after my Non-Judicial Punishment, I have noticed your keyboard/computer still hates to use complete words.
Crazie, on a side note, I have been gone for a while, but upon returning after my Non-Judicial Punishment, I have noticed your keyboard/computer still hates to use complete words.
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NGK CR93HIX-9 is what I currently run and have the last 2 plug changes. I prefer them over the DENSO IUH27D or whichever DENSO one you like (IUH24D) because they cost A WHOLE LOT LESS. There is zero noticable performance difference, IMHO. The DENSO plugs are around $20/each and the NGK's run around $8/each.
Crazie, on a side note, I have been gone for a while, but upon returning after my Non-Judicial Punishment, I have noticed your keyboard/computer still hates to use complete words.
Crazie, on a side note, I have been gone for a while, but upon returning after my Non-Judicial Punishment, I have noticed your keyboard/computer still hates to use complete words.