Re: High dollar spark plugs...worth it?
[Re: OA5599]
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Re: High dollar spark plugs...worth it?
[Re: OA5599]
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If their performance gain claims are like their longevity claims. I SAY DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY tried a good set of plugs in a dailey driver & they didn't last as long as the chumpions MY V10
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Re: High dollar spark plugs...worth it?
[Re: HemiGreg]
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Run away from the bosch plugs is my only real advice. We get a lot of cars where people install them there selfs and can not figure out why it started missing. Ocasionally we see that with autolites or champions and I have only seen an NGK do that one time even after working at a honda dealer for 3 years where they are factory installed so I use NGKs, not platniums just the regular old NGK.
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Re: High dollar spark plugs...worth it?
[Re: BobR]
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I run the Autolite racing series plug, and they are awesome in my car.
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Re: High dollar spark plugs...worth it?
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i ran some brisk plugs in a ss hemi on the dyno over ar51 autolites,,,,, 5hp difference in the minus direction,,, run autolites
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Re: High dollar spark plugs...worth it?
[Re: moderncylinder]
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07/30/09 04:32 PM
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What Autolite plug would be the cross over for a Champion C59CX? I will give them a try,only using Champion because thats what Indy said use.
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Re: High dollar spark plugs...worth it?
[Re: moderncylinder]
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i ran some brisk plugs in a ss hemi on the dyno over ar51 autolites,,,,, 5hp difference in the minus direction,,, run autolites
I think that on any given pull there is often a 5 or more HP difference even with no changes. The Nickens test claims an improvement and you say you say you saw it go the other way. FWIW I'm with you and would trust the AR plugs over Brisk. On our deal we just want the plug to fire. 5 or ten extra HP out of the plugs means diddily squat to us. We've had a few dead holes for no apparent reason(nothing else wrong) over the course of this season and we were told that guys in the know use the AR plugs over the NGK's we were using. The next race we'll have the AR's on board.
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