Plugs and Plug Wires for 02 Z28
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Plugs and Plug Wires for 02 Z28
Hey guys, getting my car tuned here in a few days and gonna upgrade my plugs and plug wires before i get it done. Can you guys recommend the plugs i should buy. Thanks
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What about for performance though? Thats what im looking for.
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I use the NGK Iridium LASER (the longer lasting, thicker center electrode, NGK Iridiums which outlast the copper, V-Power TR55s 3+ to 1) with Moroso Ultra 40 sheathed wires, as I DO NOT love changing plugs out as often as most on here do.
It is a 5 hour, working BLIND (NO lift) 1000 rounds with a wolverine ordeal for me, so the less frequently I must do this, the better!
It is a 5 hour, working BLIND (NO lift) 1000 rounds with a wolverine ordeal for me, so the less frequently I must do this, the better!
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These are the plugs I would go with next time on my '01 SS (or the Denso equivalent, which I have in my '02 RS), but for the price of free, I went with the TR55s, for obvious reasons.
These guys say some good things about Denso Iridium plugs:
http://www.camarohomepage.com/project/part1.htm
MSD wires on both my RS & SS Camaros...
These guys say some good things about Denso Iridium plugs:
http://www.camarohomepage.com/project/part1.htm
MSD wires on both my RS & SS Camaros...
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I ran AC Delco Platinums in my ws6 and run TR55's in my c5 both with MSD wires and I felt no difference between the two. TSP has a TR55 and MSD wires package deal for pretty cheap. I'd just go for that honestly.
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TR55's and MSD wires. If you are looking for a real high quality wire look at the granatelli's w/ the heat sleeves.
There are no performance gains between the MSD's and the granatelli wires. When I had my car dyno'd I did back to back runs with the different wires and saw no difference.
The granatelli's are nice because they have a lifetime warranty.
There are no performance gains between the MSD's and the granatelli wires. When I had my car dyno'd I did back to back runs with the different wires and saw no difference.
The granatelli's are nice because they have a lifetime warranty.
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What are your mods? That'll depend on the plugs you need...as far as wires that just depends on what you want to spend...ie looks, name brands etc, such a short wire not much gains to be had there.
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These are the plugs I would go with next time on my '01 SS (or the Denso equivalent, which I have in my '02 RS), but for the price of free, I went with the TR55s, for obvious reasons.
These guys say some good things about Denso Iridium plugs:
http://www.camarohomepage.com/project/part1.htm
MSD wires on both my RS & SS Camaros...
These guys say some good things about Denso Iridium plugs:
http://www.camarohomepage.com/project/part1.htm
MSD wires on both my RS & SS Camaros...
Like I said, I HATE changing plugs on these cars, and will do ANYTHING to prolong/avoid this, including using the LONGEST lasting plug I can install (even if that means giving up a hair of performance to the others).