where can i get this bad boys localy?
i check autozone online and i
did not give me the autolite coppers
at all >_<

 

super autobacs man

 

i go to sparkplugs.com usually, quick delivery if you can't find somewhere local.

 

i guess ill have to send the wife to autobacs
she works in anacrime ^_^

http://sparkplugs.com/results_app.as...1&AAIA=1433737
dont show copper there.

 

I get them at NAPA for about $1.29 a piece Autolite 3922

 

I noticed auto zone doesn't list them either.

I purchased mine at NAPA.

 

nice. i live in anaheim. but up to you man. might want to call and see if they have em first ya know?

 

http://sparkplugs.com/results_cross....3922&x=63&y=17

for the -1 heat range

http://sparkplugs.com/results_cross....3923&x=39&y=11
note the obsolete statement

 

AP3923
right?

 

http://www.autozone.com/Ntt,3923/sho...528B3D866E3B76

click on plug and then enter zip

just 3923 for the standard copper

 

http://sparkplugs.com/results_cross....3923&x=38&y=15

 

ty
i dont think i need 2 or 3 step colder
i havnt put my pulley n 60's yet
i needs my tax filed ^_^

 

http://www.jacksonhewitt.com/Locator/

 

lol i have my own tax man
i have ppl &_&

 

ok i got the spark plugs but they are not the copper ones but platinums.
i thought autolites have the copper ones =(

 

shoulda went to autobacs. lol

 

autobach is hella far
just to get plugs
its not worth it, unless
im buying something else.

 

why not get some from zzp or ott? they dont seem that expensive...

 

only pet peve i have is that if there is the turn around if there is a problem, i kno its only spark plugs. i rather buy local than online if i can help it.

 

ok so come and buy something else.

come get recaro seats. lol

or something else.

 

http://www.autolite.com/pdf/SparkPlu...ringSystem.pdf

The "AP" signifies it is a single platinum plug (the center electrode). Most of the auto part stores should be able to get a regular copper Autolite plug for you so you might try NAPA, Pep Boys, Kragens, CarQuest, etc. You can order online elsewhere but by the time you pay for shipping and wait for them most part stores can have them in stock if for some reason they don't carry them. If the heat range is correct and the platinum plug is the correct application number you could run it, but in forced induction application the smaller platinum electrode is more susceptible to fouling when the engine is running rich and also could be a potential hot spot for preignition if the heat range is too hot and combustion chamber temps too high. At least the Autolite platinum is a better quality plug and doesn't fall apart like the original Bosch plugs did when used in forced induction applications.

 

i went to sparkplugs.com
only thing there is iridium and platinum or pulsar

 

ngk 3922 is what i got now
35 is the gap right?
err .035