sparkplugs
03-25-08, 06:19 AM
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03-25-08, 06:25 AM
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The gen 1's used Denso Iridium and reccomended a change at 60k. Using anything else (bascially anything cheaper, any of those crap 4 head Bosch, hotter plugs, copper plugs etc) will make a negative impact on the car. Trust me, I know this for a fact. I changed my OEM plugs on my gen one because the dealer wanted $600. It was a 3 1/2 hour job by myself, but so worth it (OEM plugs). I waited till 80k, and when the change was done, the car drove so much better. Always stick stock on these very sensitive cars for under the hood components.
The gen 1's used Denso Iridium and reccomended a change at 60k. Using anything else (bascially anything cheaper, any of those crap 4 head Bosch, hotter plugs, copper plugs etc) will make a negative impact on the car. Trust me, I know this for a fact. I changed my OEM plugs on my gen one because the dealer wanted $600. It was a 3 1/2 hour job by myself, but so worth it (OEM plugs). I waited till 80k, and when the change was done, the car drove so much better. Always stick stock on these very sensitive cars for under the hood components.
03-25-08, 06:30 AM
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Plug info
Some more details about the plugs that I posted elsewhere.
http://my.is/forums/f155/2nd-gen-spa...ection-355643/
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http://my.is/forums/f155/2nd-gen-spa...ection-355643/
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03-25-08, 07:40 AM
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Picture is worth...well you be the judge
The rest of the info is here.
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=324427
The rest of the info is here.
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=324427
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03-25-08, 07:45 AM
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We'll,
The gen 1's used Denso Iridium and reccomended a change at 60k. Using anything else (bascially anything cheaper, any of those crap 4 head Bosch, hotter plugs, copper plugs etc) will make a negative impact on the car. Trust me, I know this for a fact. I changed my OEM plugs on my gen one because the dealer wanted $600. It was a 3 1/2 hour job by myself, but so worth it (OEM plugs). I waited till 80k, and when the change was done, the car drove so much better. Always stick stock on these very sensitive cars for under the hood components.
The gen 1's used Denso Iridium and reccomended a change at 60k. Using anything else (bascially anything cheaper, any of those crap 4 head Bosch, hotter plugs, copper plugs etc) will make a negative impact on the car. Trust me, I know this for a fact. I changed my OEM plugs on my gen one because the dealer wanted $600. It was a 3 1/2 hour job by myself, but so worth it (OEM plugs). I waited till 80k, and when the change was done, the car drove so much better. Always stick stock on these very sensitive cars for under the hood components.
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