okay im about to change my spark plugs
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Denso Iridiums are the best. I love them, but I think my own car just luvs them cos I deliver pizzas, and my car gets as hot as the turbos. So yeah it might not work as good for all cars.
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oh i have a question anyone know how to hardwire a plug outlet?
Cyber Power AC Mobile Cupholder Adapter ( CPS140CHI )
http://www.amazon.com/Cyber-Mobile-C.../dp/B00022F4SO
i think it may not be so hard just there is a little fan in it i worry about leaving in my car, might die and cause some electrical fire, maybe if i put a heatsink on it instead?
Cyber Power AC Mobile Cupholder Adapter ( CPS140CHI )
http://www.amazon.com/Cyber-Mobile-C.../dp/B00022F4SO
i think it may not be so hard just there is a little fan in it i worry about leaving in my car, might die and cause some electrical fire, maybe if i put a heatsink on it instead?
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I just looked up Napa, they Have the NGK's you would need. Here is the link i was looking at:http://www.napaonline.com/MasterPage...d=1&SubCatId=8
The Item Code is on the right side of the Page. it Will be NGK 4291. It gives you the gap size (.44) and even you engine code if you had any other doubts. Just to make sure that stores around you have, find the closet ones to you and give them a holla. If they for some reason dont have them, we will find another place for you.
The Item Code is on the right side of the Page. it Will be NGK 4291. It gives you the gap size (.44) and even you engine code if you had any other doubts. Just to make sure that stores around you have, find the closet ones to you and give them a holla. If they for some reason dont have them, we will find another place for you.
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I just looked up Napa, they Have the NGK's you would need. Here is the link i was looking at:http://www.napaonline.com/MasterPage...d=1&SubCatId=8
The Item Code is on the right side of the Page. it Will be NGK 4291. It gives you the gap size (.44) and even you engine code if you had any other doubts. Just to make sure that stores around you have, find the closet ones to you and give them a holla. If they for some reason dont have them, we will find another place for you.
The Item Code is on the right side of the Page. it Will be NGK 4291. It gives you the gap size (.44) and even you engine code if you had any other doubts. Just to make sure that stores around you have, find the closet ones to you and give them a holla. If they for some reason dont have them, we will find another place for you.
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no difference in engine performance from copper to iridium, they both make the same spark. iridium just puts less strain on the electrical system because each spark requires less energy to make. it would be the difference between driving with your headlights on or off.
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Try the ik20's. I dare you. Just put one $10-$15 iridium ik20 denso iridium plug and you'll notice a difference. If not, I'll buy you a denso iridium plug myself. Try it and see..
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