okay guys im getting ready to do the plugs on my 360 just not sure witch plugs to go with this time did a search and keep finding different thoughts on witch plug to go with as of now i have the 436s champ copper in there not sure if i should stick with them or try something different im reading they are no good witch makes no sense to me any help on this would be appreciated!

I'm gonna move this into the 2nd Gen area where you'll get some definitive answers, but in all honesty...Nothing conducts better than copper. That is my reccomendation.

check thid out man !

https://dodgeforum.com/forum/2nd-gen...-my-truck.html

https://dodgeforum.com/forum/2nd-gen...ark-plugs.html

Stick with the Champion copper plugs. They work great and have never let me down...Unlike some other plugs I tried. Just my .02 cents

I just put the E3 Diamond Fire in mine. It seems better than those nasty junky ones that used to be in there. Haha. Try em, there good plugs, and will last a long time.

feel free to waste the money of E3's, or just got with autolite 3923 i believe that is the number, it is one heat range colder

E3's are a waste of money @ $60. I tried 'em and got three cylinder misfires! What a joke! Popped in Champs and was good to go. NGK, Autolites, and Champions are the best performing and most commonly used amongst our members. And affordable. Just my

Side note: I think maybe I just got unlucky with my set of E3's? A few guys on here say they work fine on their trucks...

Yeah, idk there great on my truck. No probs yet. I just put them in saturday.

My truck has been misfiring like crazy...turns out that my "great" E3's were the cause...I'm with you BigSlick. If I wanna spend a lot money on plugs, I'll just buy some pulstares pulse plugs. I ended up installing good ol' NGK v power and my 318 purrs nicely.

Spark plugs are like flavors, not every trucks works with em.