Replacing my spark plugs
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Replacing my spark plugs
I am about to replace my plugs for the first time. 56K on the odometer. I am assuming the plugs in there now are stock. Bought the truck with 52 on it. I have the 4.6 w/auto. I am starting some upgrades and want to know what is the best all around plug. This is my first time building a Ford and have seen a lot of people using the Bosch plug. This brings questions to me??
What is everyone else using? I work part time at a parts store, so all name brands are within easy reach.
Thanks in advance!
What is everyone else using? I work part time at a parts store, so all name brands are within easy reach.
Thanks in advance!
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A lot of people I know stay the heck away from Bosch Plats. They foul easy and sometimes even cause misfiring (as was the case in a non-Ford application that I witnessed). I would suggest (just my opinion) Motorcraft Plats., or if you feel like you want to splurge, go with Densos. The only problem with Densos is the fact that they are $8-12 a piece. I think you'd benifit from the Densos more if you have a modified truck. Either way, you can't go wrong with Motorcraft Plats.
Good luck, and wait to see what others suggest.
-Matt
A lot of people I know stay the heck away from Bosch Plats. They foul easy and sometimes even cause misfiring (as was the case in a non-Ford application that I witnessed). I would suggest (just my opinion) Motorcraft Plats., or if you feel like you want to splurge, go with Densos. The only problem with Densos is the fact that they are $8-12 a piece. I think you'd benifit from the Densos more if you have a modified truck. Either way, you can't go wrong with Motorcraft Plats.
Good luck, and wait to see what others suggest.
-Matt
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Modify my intake so that a Lightning intake will fit
Getting my Lightning bumper painted and finding brackets to mount it
Looking for a used si/do Flowmaster muffler until I can decide which exhaust I want (actually I am looking for L side skirts and don't want to pay big money on exhaust only to reroute it when I get L skirts in which the exhaust exits in front of the rear wheel)
I am changing my plugs this week
I want a throttle body spacer
I also need some 3:73 gears
That will keep me busy for a while but I always have my eyes open on a deal for something else I could use.
WHEW!!!!!!!!
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Originally posted by turnkey42
I just changes my plugs couple of weeks ago, a real pain the butt,plugs 3 and 4 on the passenger side is where the boys are seperated from the men,my plug boots were rusted to the plugs,i found getting the boots off plugs was the hardest.I even created a few new cuss words.
I just changes my plugs couple of weeks ago, a real pain the butt,plugs 3 and 4 on the passenger side is where the boys are seperated from the men,my plug boots were rusted to the plugs,i found getting the boots off plugs was the hardest.I even created a few new cuss words.
A few new cuss words, huh??
LMAO on that one... !!
I know what you mean. Sometimes, it seems like the designers at Ford must sit and think up ways to mess with us...
Thanks for the laugh...