what spark plugs???
It's not great for the car, but I doubt you'll ruin anything. How bad is bad? Is it working or are you running on three cylinders?
There's more expensive choices...
There's more expensive choices...
Electrical conductivity:
Copper's conductivity- 595.8 1/mohm-cm
Iridium conductivity- 188.679 1/mohm-cm
Platinum conductivity- 94.34 1/mohm-cm
The check enguine light is on an i went to autozone, and when the plug the lil computer it said the 3rd spark plug was bad.... but when i use the car it make the cold air intake make a weird noise, an when at a red light it starts to shake alot an i keep it reving low so it can stop shaking
The check enguine light is on an i went to autozone, and when the plug the lil computer it said the 3rd spark plug was bad.... but when i use the car it make the cold air intake make a weird noise, an when at a red light it starts to shake alot an i keep it reving low so it can stop shaking
The check enguine light is on an i went to autozone, and when the plug the lil computer it said the 3rd spark plug was bad.... but when i use the car it make the cold air intake make a weird noise, an when at a red light it starts to shake alot an i keep it reving low so it can stop shaking
Nothing wrong with iridium or platinum. Well, technically. They are "stronger" and that is why they last longer than the copper. If you are pushing really high boost most people will recommend copper plugs ALL day long. You would be suprised the difference between the most expensive iridium and the cheap copper core. You should try it to see if you notice a difference (they are only $1.50 so it couldn't hurt lol)
If you're gonna go copper, get NGK V-power. That's most likely what came in the car from the factory. Whatever you use, get some anti-seize. No use in buying cheap plugs that you have to change more often if you have to wrestle with the engine to remove them. I have NGK Iridiums and I like how smoothly they idle. To most people a little bit of idle smoothness is no big deal, but I have solid motor mounts.



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