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NGK blue 10.2mm wires + NGK IX

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    NGK blue 10.2mm wires + NGK IX

    So... I think I already know the answer, but I thought I'd ask anyway.

    Is there ANY benefit to switching to iridiums for a NA vehicle? Lower resistance, higher temp spark, etc make some sense to me, but I dont forsee any real benefits over stock plugs/ wires.

    Thoughts?
    Thanks
    Last edited by Pandemic; 02-25-2008, 09:30 PM.
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    also,
    anyone know anything about VISION Motorworks 10.2mm wires?
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      #3
      Vision is a company that sells a lot on eBay right? If so I really don't know much about them. I'd like to know the same thing.

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        #4
        If you have a stock engine then stock plugs and wires will be fine, You wont notice the difference of upgraded plug wires or plugs unless you have a modified engine.

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          Waste of money.

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            #6
            I got the IX plugs for the longer life and less gap erosion. Also less wear on the wires since they'll need to be removed less.
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              pure waste....

              invest da xtra money on an air filter or something useful

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                Originally posted by prNonVtec4u
                pure waste....

                invest da xtra money on an air filter or something useful
                Yeah. You only making donations.

                You're better of with regular plugs.

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                  #9
                  Sounds good. OEM plugs for me. I'm trying to cut back on spending... too bad I'm going to have to do 2 major projects (t-belt/suspension).

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                    what is so much better about ngk's anyways i know they are recommeded by honda but ive been running some bosh's for like a year now never had any problems

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                      materials: IX = iridium... read about it. I have to go to sleep :P
                      I think iridium is best for force fed apps.
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                        Originally posted by prNonVtec4u
                        pure waste....

                        invest da xtra money on an air filter or something useful
                        Air filters?
                        Using an air filter is like using napkins. As the ninja turtles would say, for what!?

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                          yeah but after investing so much money into building up your engine, you wouldn't want to cheap out on an air filter to have dust particles muck up everything when it gets sucked into the chamber.

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                            Originally posted by mchaley
                            materials: IX = iridium... read about it. I have to go to sleep :P
                            I think iridium is best for force fed apps.
                            iridiums are a bad idea for FI.

                            copper is where it's at. although iridium has a higher melting point, copper has the best conductivity.

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                              GO GOLD!!!!


                              ok seriously...do they make copper plugs? Who makes 'em, where do you get 'em, and how do they hold up?

                              I'm far from needing anything but factory but...curious
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