Best plugs and wires for 92 SSEi ?
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Best plugs and wires for 92 SSEi ?
Hey peeps, since we got multiple gearheads and experienced people...i wanted to know what would be the best brand for wires and plugs for my 92 SSEi?
I need to do a full tune-up since im going to be doing quite a few mods, and i wanted to know wahts the ebst for my engine...i currently have 177000 KM on the dash..
my garagist told me to stick with oem...but is there anything better that people know from experience?
and i know, i won't go neat platinum plugs...read everything about them(thanks will)
I need to do a full tune-up since im going to be doing quite a few mods, and i wanted to know wahts the ebst for my engine...i currently have 177000 KM on the dash..
my garagist told me to stick with oem...but is there anything better that people know from experience?
and i know, i won't go neat platinum plugs...read everything about them(thanks will)
#4
Moved to General Chat. Plugs and wires don't add performance, they simply regain lost performance.
Many of the cars on the top-25 list here are still running stock ignition. Including coils.
Many of the cars on the top-25 list here are still running stock ignition. Including coils.
#7
of what material are the ngk tr55'* ?
and also, for the wires, i checked ac delco for my cars and they have a huge options list...first design, second design...im really confused in that department...
Heres the link to ac delco website with wires...which ones is it i have to get?
http://198.208.187.182/internet/Vehi...7212&part=7224
and also, for the wires, i checked ac delco for my cars and they have a huge options list...first design, second design...im really confused in that department...
Heres the link to ac delco website with wires...which ones is it i have to get?
http://198.208.187.182/internet/Vehi...7212&part=7224
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FWIW, Autolites have been pretty good to me. In any event, either go copper or iridium if you can afford them. I pretty much change my plugs once a year for no good reason other than just to have new plugs, so I go copper.
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