know any good spark plugs?

what up my lude bothers,

I'm thinking about getting BOSCH platinum +4 's ....
any one have any reviews or complaints.....or other recommendations for my h22.

I use +4 also. I think they are good plugs.

Regular NGKs work great for me.

NGK coppers all the way

bosch platinum +2 's work fine for my ludicrus

ok coolness, i heard some bad reviews on BOSCH spark plugs for the 'lude. But since you guys are saying otherwise i'm gonna get me some BOSCH plugs!! hehe

NGK and Denso plugs are the best for our Hondas!!

NKGs are the only plug u need for ur lude its specified by the factory to use them so use them. they are made for hondas. u can get the better NGKs with the split tip and those are better performance wise. just make sure ur gap is right.

My lude has NGK's in it and that is what I have had in my other Honda's. I can tell you that I tried to put Bosch +4's in my wifes Explorer a few years ago and the damn thing would NOT run on them. It would start missing on one cyl after a bit (different cyl's) I finally took them out and got Motorcraft and then it was fine. I won't use Bosch again.
Rob

PS...wish I had my lude running:-( timing belt...bent valves...yech

oh shoot serious??
i wonder if BOSCH is sensitive to certain cars then. Maybe those Germans are quite selective. hehe
How about DENSO's??

oh shoot serious??
i wonder if BOSCH is sensitive to certain cars then. Maybe those Germans are quite selective. hehe
How about DENSO's?? Definitely! I have heard a lot of stories like fritcr´s with different plug brands. Stick with NGK or Denso and everything will be fine!!

hahaha
aww man luckily i read this post. I was just about to go to PEP BOYS. So, as for NGK or DENSO's....any kind of recommendations? Are NGK-R's any good? I dont' know too much about DENSO's

hahaha
aww man luckily i read this post. I was just about to go to PEP BOYS. So, as for NGK or DENSO's....any kind of recommendations? Are NGK-R's any good? I dont' know too much about DENSO's

just buy some regular NGKs and save your money. nothing else is going to make a noticeable difference except for power/weight ratio from the weight of the money that will be gone from your wallet.

I 100% agree with veetec.

NGK or Denso.

well boys I went ahead and bought the BOSCH +4 for $5.99 each. So far so good....actually I noticed some better torque and better gas mileage. If anything bad happens I'll let you guys know :iceslolan

....actually I noticed some better torque..

You're kidding right?

ive personally only used ngk's. recently there was a car at the shop i goto, and it was running terribly. they pulled the wires off and out came bosch plugs... threw in some ngks and it ran fine.

stick with what you know works. all this "plat4" shit is just gimmick nonsense. and im sure people have graphs that show otherwise, but ive heard more bad than good.

NGK :bigthumb: :bigthumb: :bigthumb:

NGK coppers all the way

NGK for any car, as a matter of fact... http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbulletin/images/icons/icon14.gif

this is exactly what i did when i put the BOSCH's in my car: I placed the BOSCH's in first and out came my stock NGK-R. When I turned on my engine it began to stall a little. So i took out the distributor cap and cleaned up all the carbon deposits. After that It ran fine. But this is what I noticed from the BOSCH's;
1) It did seem torquey and rev happier
2) but it seemed a little rough, not as smooth as my NGK's

well when i reach about 5,000 miles i'll keep you guys posted on how its running. And dont' worry i'll get 5,000 miles quite fast because i commute a lot.

NKG's R good Plugs.

I meant NGK's I think I yam eb dislexic!

Poor Bobiii84....

Question for all of the more experienced car people...Do "racing" or "performance" plugs really make that much of a difference versus OEM or similar plugs?

it all depends on what condition your car is in and what kind of mods you have on your car. So far from reviews that I've read NGK-R's Denso's BOSCH (a select few) do give a slight difference in FUEL ECONOMY and efficient power.

Spark plugs are spark plugs. As long as it has reliable spark delivery, it doesn't really matter which spark plug brand you choose. I've discovered that NGK's are the most reliable, so I recommend it to everyone. OEM is usually second best. I also have tried Bosch +4's. They seem to be a gimmick if anything else.