Re: sorry to dissagree about spark plugs
I also do not care for any plat. plugs. They are good for long life but they don't conduct very well and they are not a performance plug. You want to use copper or silver plugs and if you want to pay a lot for a real nice plug try torque master plugs, you can find them on the web. They cost around 12.00 per plug but they work better than any plug I've seen. They don't use a electrode like normal plugs, they have a gap of around .109 or something like that that's not adjustable. They are a unique plug and work very good. I am trying them out on a 280Z and it has shown a noticable difference on steep uphill grades. With these setups it also takes out the time of indexing plugs, they have a better exposed spark to the combustion which is one reason they work better among other improvments. I also put them into a oil burning 240Z that with normanl plugs I had to take out and clean and don't have to with these plugs so far. If it wasn't for the price I think these would be a lot more popular but it is hard to fork out 12.00 per plug. But I recomend them to anyone who likes to try something new.
> I responded to a e-mail from Kip concerning
> this same issue. I have little to no
> experience about NKG. I do have experience
> with Bosch, Autolite, Splitfire, and other
> Store Buyable units. I have no
> disparagement against NGR.. I feel that it
> is good advice to promote long life,
> reliable plugs. I know that 90% of plugs are
> crap, Bosch Plats are in the upper 10%...
> May be not the best of them, but they are
> good plugs at a good price.. I am going to
> be replacing my plugs soon, what would you
> recommend. And where can I get them.
