Ngk wires hold up well?
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Ngk wires hold up well?
So I've got a bad spark plug wire, and I'm about to order new ones. I'm trying to stay cheap and go with Ngk, those of you who have them how are they holding up?? I'm not driving it too much lately so I'm trying not to dump a on of money into an easy job. I see a lot of people had good results with these initially, how about a year or 2 down the road?
#4
Had my NGK wires for five years and they seemed fine until it was time to change the plugs, then I broke a couple of leads (person who installed them did not use dielectric grease).
I am going to pick up my Kingsborne 8mm leads/wires today and give them a whirl
Seems people have good reviews about them, you can choose your own colour and all that for $35 (less shipping).
I am going to pick up my Kingsborne 8mm leads/wires today and give them a whirl
Seems people have good reviews about them, you can choose your own colour and all that for $35 (less shipping).
#6
ngk plugs are doing well for me thus far and its been about 5000 miles since replacement. no problems. no more misfire codes since i replaced them. Theres a lot of rover techs that swear by bosch 4+ plugs. The ngk plugs come pregapped at 0.032 and i know these trucks have the gap posting under the hood and says 0.034-0.038 so its strange but im not having any issues with a smaller gap. Wires are just as important. 8mm is the way to go.
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