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4 prong iridium spark plug?
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Originally posted by mchaleyDoes anyone know what it's called, who makes it and where I can find it?
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I have something similar to these, Bosch Platinum+4 but mine are irridium and plat with 4 prongs. I got them from Advance Auto Parts last year for $40 for the set.Last edited by bigjoegood1; 02-20-2008, 09:50 AM."I'm a dude playing a dude, disguised as another dude"
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I was always taught that two, three, and four "pronged" spark plugs were just a marketing scheme. That electricity takes the shortest route to ground itself out, and unless all two, three, or four "prongs" are gapped perfectly together, then the spark will just pick which ever prong it is closest to and arc there.
Just what I was taught in school, can someone back these things up?
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actually the better ones cost about $1.50-2 more than a base plug.Originally posted by mugenaccordlxI would not go to top of the line spark plugs for a stock car UNLESS you want to donate the extra money to the auto store. Regulars are good enough.
ngk v-power are the best. ill be running them in my turbo setup. i used to have platium 2s and they suck.miss my turbo cb7
moved onto volvos. dont know how that happened, just did
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I personally don't think so. If your motor is basically stock (even with bolt ons), I would stick to the v-powers. They are cheap enough to change every year or two and never really hurt the pocket at all.Originally posted by BootlegCB7I have ngk iridium ix, costed me 7 bucks each. they say iridium has longer life, does it justify the price?1992 Accord EX 4dr 5spd - SOLD after just over a decade of ownership
2000 Subaru Legacy GT wagon 5spd
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