ive been seeing this commercial on tv about some spark plugs there like 100 bucks for the set i dont remember the name but it suppose to burn fuel in a more full way is it worth 100 bucks? what are good spark plugs
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NGK FTW
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Denso & NGK.
OEM is the way to go unless you are on full race mode.Last edited by ExplodingCake; 12-31-2007, 02:03 PM.
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In all honesty, I would use the NGKs from the dealership. They are ZFR5F-11 v-powers, you can get them at other places as well. I have tried a couple of the hyped plugs, but the difference was not noticable.Last edited by jhnyct; 12-31-2007, 06:04 PM.1992 Accord EX 4dr 5spd - SOLD after just over a decade of ownership
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Also $100 on a set of spark plugs is a stick under the ass.
NGK Iridium will cost you like $20 a set.
NGK regulars not more than $8
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A hotter coil like an MSD or Accell would probably make more of a difference to your engine /combustion than a set of $100 spark plugs and at a less expensive price too.__________________
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how can they justify 100 dollars for spark plugs? that's INSANE unless it gives 10 MPG more. what's this company's name? or what are the plugs called?
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I think you're thinking Pulstar plugs. I was part of the beta test, so mine were free. Anyway, there's a slight increase in power throughout the RPM band, as well as in throttle response. However, I didn't find much for their fuel consumption claims. I only picked up 1 more MPGOriginally posted by DoctorCipherComment
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stick with NGK plugs, some aftermarket plugs (bosch, autolite) can heat up and "weld" themselves to the head.
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Yeah, I'd stick with something like NGK V-power or something....for 100$ you might as well buy some decent plugs AND better wires.
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or invest that in an MSD ignitionOriginally posted by Catch-22
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Stay OEM. For 100 it betteer suck my dick too for plugs.
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my autolites dont weld themselvesOriginally posted by jdmwannabe
i use autolites all the time, even on my H23 head swap. i never had anything wrong with them.Comment
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I run NGK GP series. Can't beat $2.69 per plug for platinum at Autozone.
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x2Originally posted by 93accordfreakI run NGK GP series. Can't beat $2.69 per plug for platinum at Autozone.
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