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Re: new sparkplugs..necessary??Debate with self
I am going on 70,000 on my 2001 and I am going to change them because I dont like leaving the plugs in my aluminum heads. I plan on using good old a/c delcos.
P.S. you never gap a platinum plug
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I just put new ACDelcos in my '02 5.3 w/53K. Noticed a definite improvement in throttle response. Seems to accelerate better but haven't noticed any better fuel mileage. I'm getting 17.8 highway with the A/C on.
BTW- the plugs were around $6 ea. at O'Reilly. |
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well i do believe that im convinced to change out the plugs on my truck once again, I will try the delco's and get rid of the Bosch. And do ya'll suggest using the Iridium or Platinum. How much is the cost difference. And thanks for helping me to correct my deficiency.
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99 Z-71 5.3 liter. Jet stage 2, volant cool air intake, flowmaster 40 series, billet grill, clear corners, chrome bed rails, pioneer cd player, Infinity Kappa speakers, silverstars.http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2094079 |
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Re: new sparkplugs..necessary??Debate with self
I just changed mine today and I used ngk TR55's....i also replaced my wires with some new ACDelco's as well....the old plugs and wires had 109k and still looked pretty good.....and I second the fact that Bosch sucks in chevy motors......use thir o2 sensors but never plugs or wires....
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here's an article relating to horsepower and mpg increase fixes for the TBI trucks. I posted it here because it makes reference to AC Delco spark plugs being superior to others as per the performance shops testing. Higher quality = higher price
http://chevytruckworld.tenmagazines....aid=1324&sid=1 |
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Re: new sparkplugs..necessary??Debate with self
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HOPEFULLY THEY ARE NOT BOGUS OR COUNTERFIET PARTS FROM ASIA |
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Re: new sparkplugs..necessary??Debate with self
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Re: new sparkplugs..necessary??Debate with self
ive used bosche plugs in probably 4 different vehicles now and havent had any trouble yet. i put em in my 76 that runs amazingly smooth for a 30 year old truck with original internals. ive had them in my 01 now for just about 10k miles i think. it also passed inspection. exactly what kinda bad things have u heard about them? not to say the NGKs arent better. i was always a little partial to them myself, especially for the price.
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replaced mine at 106,000 no difference
i thought the same thing as the guys above and wanted to replace my plugs after 100,000 miles. I posted the same question and stopped myself from getting the bosch and i did get the ac delco irridiums. i thought that i was feeling a bad plug shake every now and then, so i did change them and after that i did not notice of feel any difference in performance or gas mileage, but i guess that they had to be replaced at some time. i guess that since i am on 114,000 miles and still never replaced my front brakes yet, Replacing the plugs was one thing that i could do....oh yeah 99 silverado 4X4 ext LT......
List of parts replaced: 1 ujoint, rear parking brake pads, 8 spark plugs, 4 tires to Michelin LTX. not bad for 114,000 miles... |
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Have any of you guys heard anything about those new E3 spark plugs, i saw an ad for them in hot rod magazine. Heres the site www.e3sparkplugs.com let me know what you guys think, because im thinking of trying a set.
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