thanks for the great info, do they work better then copper? They are not platinum right? Looks good for just about the same price of a copper plug

 

I wasn't trying to scare you, simply show you your error. You can use bannanas as spark plugs for all I care, but I am not going to have misinformation on here that newbs might actually believe. Also, just for your information, I am on here less than most mods, and I do have a life and a full time job. I just love cars and helping people fix and modify theirs. DF is one of my hobbies that fill the little spare time that I do have in a day to relax. If you have a question ask it, but when someone with a wealth of experience on the subject points out your error, maybe you just might be wrong. I probally have more years working on cars than you have been alive, I just might know what I am talking about? You are not going to get much help with your questions if you ask them and then argue with the people that are trying to help you. Oh, thats right you know it all, why don't you teach us some things then????????


In closing I would like to say: Just don't forget to keep your blinker fluid full and change it often.

 

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Nitpick... but I believe it's 0.035".

Also, I always just get the Champions. I change them often enough where I can't justify spending more than a couple bucks a piece on a spark plugs. This goes for my Neons and my truck.

 

imma give the ngk-v powers a whirl and see.... running those rcy9something champions.....u guys know the ones.... im sure they have the standard .35 gap.. but would it be ok to gap em at .38 ...i was told i should gap em a lil since im runnin a msd coil. but it runs the same 40,000 volts as the stock coil.. so what should i do?

 

stock voltage means stock gapping. Gap your spark plugs to .035"

 

ok people.. runnin the ngk v power's and i did indexed them too.... i do feel a smoother idle...and seem to run smoother when i gun it and all around.. thanx for the tips people....