2.4liter High Performance Spark plugs
2.4liter High Performance Spark plugs
Do you guys know of any really good spark plugs, I heard some really good **** about those Iridium ones however they say those are for boosted applications .....
any ideas ?!?!?!
any ideas ?!?!?!
I replaced mine with bosh 2's to help reduce knock retard while tuning. makes a difference, acdelco really is crap imo. I'd suggest NGK or bosh 2 (heard bosh 4's snap). of course when it comes time for f/i champions are the most widely used.
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku
get a set of those and you should be good for a while.
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku
get a set of those and you should be good for a while.
Originally Posted by dcsdillpickle
stick with what you have got factory, you wont need anything different until you go forced induction or do an ignition upgrade that makes your spark hotter
Ya but it seems like everytime i turn around something stokc is holding me back .....
there has got to be some room for a increase in performance from new sparks
what would you recommend over the stock ones ?????
Originally Posted by bigworm
I replaced mine with bosh 2's to help reduce knock retard while tuning. makes a difference, acdelco really is crap imo. I'd suggest NGK or bosh 2 (heard bosh 4's snap). of course when it comes time for f/i champions are the most widely used.
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku
get a set of those and you should be good for a while.
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku
get a set of those and you should be good for a while.
Worm do you have part numbers for the ones you used? Where'd you get them Autozone? Or Summit?
Originally Posted by bigworm
I replaced mine with bosh 2's to help reduce knock retard while tuning. makes a difference, acdelco really is crap imo. I'd suggest NGK or bosh 2 (heard bosh 4's snap). of course when it comes time for f/i champions are the most widely used.
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku
get a set of those and you should be good for a while.
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku
get a set of those and you should be good for a while.
Originally Posted by g5mike
bigworm, with me doin the build and hptuners on Jan 05 what do you recommend??????????
Originally Posted by GTP
I think he's sayin the ones in the link I just wanted to be sure...I have my sweaty paw on the mouse ready to order.
Originally Posted by Cloudio
Originally Posted by g5mike
that much of a difference,wow! I did not think there would be
ya man only mistake I made was if i could have gotten ahold of the bosch platinum 4's i would have
get the platinum 4's install and you will see exactly what your engine has been missing out on
muchb much better acceleration from a dig, improved throttle response, and starts are instant and smooth , and it doesnt take any longer then about a minute to fully warm up
....let me know how they work out for you
Originally Posted by Cloudio
ya man only mistake I made was if i could have gotten ahold of the bosch platinum 4's i would have
get the platinum 4's install and you will see exactly what your engine has been missing out on
muchb much better acceleration from a dig, improved throttle response, and starts are instant and smooth , and it doesnt take any longer then about a minute to fully warm up
....let me know how they work out for you
get the platinum 4's install and you will see exactly what your engine has been missing out on
muchb much better acceleration from a dig, improved throttle response, and starts are instant and smooth , and it doesnt take any longer then about a minute to fully warm up
....let me know how they work out for you
Originally Posted by monkeiboy
Anybody know a good way to gap the Bosch platinum 4s. I've got one of those cheap circular gap gauges, I don't quite see how that could work
Originally Posted by g5mike
either do I, I will have to get someone to do it for me
Do Not Gap The Platinum 4's. They Do Not Require Gapping, If You Gap Them You It Will Cause Serious Damage To Your Engine. They Are Gapped Correctly For Performance From The Factory Just Buy, Removie The Old Ones And Install Nothing Else Needed
Originally Posted by Cloudio
Do Not Gap The Platinum 4's. They Do Not Require Gapping, If You Gap Them You It Will Cause Serious Damage To Your Engine. They Are Gapped Correctly For Performance From The Factory Just Buy, Removie The Old Ones And Install Nothing Else Needed
Originally Posted by monkeiboy
Anybody know a good way to gap the Bosch platinum 4s. I've got one of those cheap circular gap gauges, I don't quite see how that could work
im now curious to see how the +4 hold up in our car, i remember replacing lots with NGK iridium or iridium ix, due to the fact that bosch has the centre electrode flush with the ceramic. I was always under the impression that bosch blugs were best used in direct injection vehicles.


