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Oct 19, 2007 | 01:43 PM

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07lsdh

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Originally Posted by sugardaddy2885

I had them for at least 10k also.. I thought they worked good as well but my car went back to the dealer twice in 2 months for the module ontop of the coilpack. The first time they had no idea. 2 months later they said they think it was my spark plugs. They said they were to hot for my engine and they caused that little module to get to hot. They also said using hotter spark plugs will ruin your warranty because its to much for the engine to handle. I personally think they are full of **** because I had my plugs in for 10k and never had a problem till now and I dont see how it would hurt anything. Guess I will find out in another 2 months if it happens again.

Idk my buddy and i changed put bosch +2's in his mom's sunfire with the 2.2 eco and she kept burning up the module. We then but AC Delco in and there hasn't been a problem since.

Oct 25, 2007 | 01:33 PM

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well i changed my plug to the +4's, heres a compersason

Oct 25, 2007 | 03:24 PM

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Originally Posted by balmung892003

well i changed my plug to the +4's, heres a compersason

which one is on the left? ngk?

Oct 25, 2007 | 05:48 PM

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anybody who puts in different spark plugs as a mod is going to be disappointed. they won't help with power, stock plats work just great, not to mention the fact that they are good for AT LEAST 50,000 miles (they say 100k but thats probably not realistic) so why are people changing them already anyways?