Are Autolite Plats still #1?
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ive been thinking about trying these The world's most powerful spark plug from Enerpulse $50 bucks for 2 of them but reading into them they look like more then the basic plug autozone.com sells them
the underlined part is a link
the underlined part is a link
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ive been thinking about trying these The world's most powerful spark plug from Enerpulse $50 bucks for 2 of them but reading into them they look like more then the basic plug autozone.com sells them
the underlined part is a link
the underlined part is a link
They tested those on Horsepower TV (or was it Trucks....idk) a little while ago and it did look very inpressive and I think would e a great combo with a good set of wires (like the Livewire 10mm). But, being $25 ea. is a huge deterrent.
Yup, that be them.
http://autolite.com/enlarged/index.p...ark+Plugs&tm=1
Will probally be buying them. My Heater Control Vavle sprung a leak yesterday so thats getting fixed before these. And Im going to buy a set of Taylor wires.
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ive been thinking about trying these The world's most powerful spark plug from Enerpulse $50 bucks for 2 of them but reading into them they look like more then the basic plug autozone.com sells them
the underlined part is a link
the underlined part is a link
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When I changed mine, Champion Double Platinum's were called for....I don't thing Autolite/AC Delco even had a 'double' platinum at the time. The single platinums that came with the truck new were completely worn out when I changed them at the first service interval.
The double platinums should last 100K.
The double platinums should last 100K.
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