spark plug type
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spark plug type
Hello everyone, I know this may be more of a personal preference but I am going to change my plugs in my 2000 lightning and was wondering what plugs I should use. what brand, type, heat range etc. I live in Iowa and I do plan on driving it in the winter. It currently has no mods, but I do plan on doing air intake, pulley swap, things like that. thanks
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Originally Posted by skelly454
Hello everyone, I know this may be more of a personal preference but I am going to change my plugs in my 2000 lightning and was wondering what plugs I should use. what brand, type, heat range etc. I live in Iowa and I do plan on driving it in the winter. It currently has no mods, but I do plan on doing air intake, pulley swap, things like that. thanks
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From: Delcambre, La
What is your mileage on your current plugs? NGK TR6's are a cheap alternative but I wouldnt' keep them long. I run Denso's IT22's. $$ but last forever!
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The plugs are the originals and have only about 30k on them. The reason I wanted to change them is because I have heard about the factory plugs blowing out of the head. thanks
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Ditto on the above it's the threads in the heads or a lack of that causes the issues not the plug type just make sure there tight (not stripped but torqued properly), for a stock ride I'd be running stock plugs or NKG T-5's.
