Spark Plugs with Stock Wires?
Winching
Joined: May 2012
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From: Shoreline, WA
(I couldn't believe it the first time I saw what they charged on a repair order)
A year or so ago the +4 plugs were talked about being a top choice.
I put them in with new wires about that time with no issues.
Won't change them yet, but when I get the urge?..
DiscoMike, Spike,
what plugs are you guys running?
I have to agree, the biggest thing is the upgrading to 8mm wires (I found some 8.5mm from Aurora ignition wires while in Canada)
I put them in with new wires about that time with no issues.
Won't change them yet, but when I get the urge?..
DiscoMike, Spike,
what plugs are you guys running?
I have to agree, the biggest thing is the upgrading to 8mm wires (I found some 8.5mm from Aurora ignition wires while in Canada)
I am currently running NGK's, $2.99 with a $1.00 rebate when I bought them.
But if you just go to AutoZone with the spark plug model number they will be like $2.00/ea.
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From: Arkansas
The D2's came with double platinum champions, instead of the copper champions, that's why they are so expensive. You can blame California for that too.... after about the late 90's cars had to go at least 100,000 miles without a major service, except for fluid changes. I doubt many Land Rovers made it that long....
Three Wheeling
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ARE YOU KIDDING??? 11 years really?
I put a set of Magnacors in a few months ago. I kept my original set of greys just in case. They have 80,000 miles on them...should I just chuck them?
I put a set of Magnacors in a few months ago. I kept my original set of greys just in case. They have 80,000 miles on them...should I just chuck them?
Thats what really matters, miles not age.
Rock Crawling
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They are a Vancouver based company FYI. They were very helpful over the phone.
The wires at 8.5mm don't fit in the stock wire looms mounted on the valve cover, so I bought some after market looms that keep them off the valve cover.
Very good build quality...should definitely consider them.
Drifting
Joined: Mar 2012
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From: Holland Landing, ON, Canada
I called them and told them what I needed...They got it right. I am in Denver and left my paper work in Canada.
They are a Vancouver based company FYI. They were very helpful over the phone.
The wires at 8.5mm don't fit in the stock wire looms mounted on the valve cover, so I bought some after market looms that keep them off the valve cover.
Very good build quality...should definitely consider them.
They are a Vancouver based company FYI. They were very helpful over the phone.
The wires at 8.5mm don't fit in the stock wire looms mounted on the valve cover, so I bought some after market looms that keep them off the valve cover.
Very good build quality...should definitely consider them.
Thanks, I will give them a call.
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