Spark plugs and wires.
#1
Lead Lap
Thread Starter
Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: SD
Posts: 467
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Spark plugs and wires.
I took a look at my plugs for the first time today since I bought my car back in August 07. They are platinum, but the electrodes look a bit worn out. If I replace them will I notice a difference in anything? (Mpg, power, etc.) And does it matter if I use regular spark plugs or do I have to put platinums back in?
Looking at the spark plug wires, wow, they are the smallest circumference I have ever seen. Now if I replace these with some custom made wires, (MSD) thicker than stock size, will I see an improvement in anything? Or should I not waste money and time with them?
Looking at the spark plug wires, wow, they are the smallest circumference I have ever seen. Now if I replace these with some custom made wires, (MSD) thicker than stock size, will I see an improvement in anything? Or should I not waste money and time with them?
#2
Lexus Test Driver
Buy Denso or NGK plugs... Iridiums should be fine.
Vitek wires are good, had a set on my old 91 LS, then got scammed on a set for a second vehicle. Never recieved plugs, phones were cut off, emails were not returned. I just gave them $150 for fun i guess!!
You should notice an increase in driveability
Vitek wires are good, had a set on my old 91 LS, then got scammed on a set for a second vehicle. Never recieved plugs, phones were cut off, emails were not returned. I just gave them $150 for fun i guess!!
You should notice an increase in driveability
Trending Topics
#9
Ring Olympus parts and get some STI leads NGK platinum plugs , caps and rotors .
I have fitted several sets of the STI leads and they are great , as good as if not better than standard .
I have fitted several sets of the STI leads and they are great , as good as if not better than standard .
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post