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01-23-2009, 01:31 AM
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01-23-2009, 10:41 AM
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Factories are good for 100k. I'm using Bosch IR Fusion, but I got a good deal on them.
http://www.boschautoparts.com/Produc...s/IrFusion.htm
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000PL2B8S
8.29 each there after rebate.
http://www.boschautoparts.com/Produc...s/IrFusion.htm
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000PL2B8S
8.29 each there after rebate.
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I've had very good luck with NGK V-Power plugs.
They work awesome, and they are cheap, about $2 each. I use them in my 600+ hp turbo mustang, my procharged denali, and my girlfreinds '02 Mustang GT before and after I added a Kenne Bell supercharger. I'm about to pick up a set of the TR5's (stock #2238) for my GXP as well.
Lets face it, unless you are going from really old plugs (100k+miles) to brand new plugs, you are not going to notice a difference in performance. So if you aren't going to notice it, why waste the money? You would probably get more power from an eBay electric supercharger LOL. Save your money for something worthwhile like an exhaust or a tune. If you really want a better spark, spend the money on an MSD box.
They work awesome, and they are cheap, about $2 each. I use them in my 600+ hp turbo mustang, my procharged denali, and my girlfreinds '02 Mustang GT before and after I added a Kenne Bell supercharger. I'm about to pick up a set of the TR5's (stock #2238) for my GXP as well.
Lets face it, unless you are going from really old plugs (100k+miles) to brand new plugs, you are not going to notice a difference in performance. So if you aren't going to notice it, why waste the money? You would probably get more power from an eBay electric supercharger LOL. Save your money for something worthwhile like an exhaust or a tune. If you really want a better spark, spend the money on an MSD box.
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I've had very good luck with NGK V-Power plugs.
They work awesome, and they are cheap, about $2 each. I use them in my 600+ hp turbo mustang, my procharged denali, and my girlfreinds '02 Mustang GT before and after I added a Kenne Bell supercharger. I'm about to pick up a set of the TR5's (stock #2238) for my GXP as well.
Lets face it, unless you are going from really old plugs (100k+miles) to brand new plugs, you are not going to notice a difference in performance. So if you aren't going to notice it, why waste the money? You would probably get more power from an eBay electric supercharger LOL. Save your money for something worthwhile like an exhaust or a tune. If you really want a better spark, spend the money on an MSD box.
They work awesome, and they are cheap, about $2 each. I use them in my 600+ hp turbo mustang, my procharged denali, and my girlfreinds '02 Mustang GT before and after I added a Kenne Bell supercharger. I'm about to pick up a set of the TR5's (stock #2238) for my GXP as well.
Lets face it, unless you are going from really old plugs (100k+miles) to brand new plugs, you are not going to notice a difference in performance. So if you aren't going to notice it, why waste the money? You would probably get more power from an eBay electric supercharger LOL. Save your money for something worthwhile like an exhaust or a tune. If you really want a better spark, spend the money on an MSD box.
