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Iridium Spark Plugs 200 1983

posted by  SteveSC on  Tue Mar 2 02:51 CST 2004
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A good high temp anti-seize is a good idea when changind plugs, better with platinum or iridium plugs with longer life. If anyone doesn't think the "new" plugs work just try them. I've tried them in many cars and I have always noticed a difference over the copper plugs. I had Bocsh Silber (german spelling) in my 740 turbo and they were the best plugs I ever had, I can't find them anymore and bosch platinum aren't the same, maybe the plus fours but I noticed a difference when I changed some slightly used plus fours to NGK iridiums.






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