Platnum 4+ plugs thats a big no-no for neons lol.. but the ngks

 

I found it out the hard way. My car stutters every now and then. I'm switching them out with NGK's as soon as my new wires arrive

 

-My Neon is bonestock and I run the NGK V-Power plugs. They seem to be a little smoother than the stock Champions. To me at least.

L8R,
Matt D.

 

I run the NGK V-Power plugs too.they're ok and they are only like $2.10 each

 

had denso iridium but champions work fine too

 

i have the denso like 03neonRT

 

Got my 2000 Neon 4 years ago with 52000km, put in a set of Bosch Platinum +4 and never have any problems for 80000km that I put in so far.

 

I ran the Bosch +4's for about 25,000 miles straight and never had any problems with them either... I ran Autolite copperfor the next 10,000 miles, and I've ran Champion copperfor the last 45,000... and I can honestly say, I saw no major difference betweenany of them in any category. The only difference I thought was the +4's idled a bit smoother, but then again that was when the motor was at it's newest...

I say as long as the plug is put together correctly and gapped appropriately, I am not sure if it really matters in a non-turbo 2.0. 44,000 volts will jump into your finger and come out through your toes, so jumping 0.035" between two pieces of metal can't be a huge difference from plug to plug... not usually it seems.

 

I just put in a set of Bosh platunum Fusion plugs. Was just wondering if anyone else has them and how they work.

 

Bosch Platinums after 4k in my car

sorry for the big pic, it came from my cell phone.