What Plugs, NOT BOSCH??
#1
What Plugs, NOT BOSCH??
I am going to try to replace my plugs AGAIN...I think the bosches that i put in recently are causing part of my low end stumble. What are some good plust to try besides, and where is the cheapest to get them?
#5
stock AC Delco plugs seem to work just fine on naturally aspirated cars. no need for the fancy stuff on them. with the mods in your sig, these should be just fine.call the chevrolet house to find the correct factory plug before you go to a parts store. the parts stores don't always get their info right in their computers.
#7
Yea i had the single tip ones to, none of that fancy stuff... Too bad it takes so long to do plugs....I think I'll try the NGK's, anyone use the Autolites? What are the part numbers for the NGKs and Autolites???
#8
Originally posted by madwolf
I would also highly recommend NGK TR-55s.
Seems like LT1s don't like Bosch plugs at all... People post about bad experiences with them all the time.
I would also highly recommend NGK TR-55s.
Seems like LT1s don't like Bosch plugs at all... People post about bad experiences with them all the time.
#9
I understand lots of cars don't do well with the Boschs. I would recommend going with the NGKTr55VX plats @ $6 ea.
The cheaper copper TR55s may be better conductors but won't last as long.JMHO
The cheaper copper TR55s may be better conductors but won't last as long.JMHO
#10
Originally posted by chasmanz28
ive used bosch for a long time never had a problem and there the +4's
ive used bosch for a long time never had a problem and there the +4's
#11
Originally posted by BUBBA
I understand lots of cars don't do well with the Boschs. I would recommend going with the NGKTr55VX plats @ $6 ea.
The cheaper copper TR55s may be better conductors but won't last as long.JMHO
I understand lots of cars don't do well with the Boschs. I would recommend going with the NGKTr55VX plats @ $6 ea.
The cheaper copper TR55s may be better conductors but won't last as long.JMHO
#12
Don't know that. But when I see that many have experienced problems with something, I stay away rather than take a chance.
Those who don't want to put out the extra $25.00 for a set of plats amaze me.
I'd rather pay the 25 than have to change out the plugs 3-4 times with non-plats.JMHO
Those who don't want to put out the extra $25.00 for a set of plats amaze me.
I'd rather pay the 25 than have to change out the plugs 3-4 times with non-plats.JMHO
#14
Originally posted by BUBBA
Hey Chas: Maybe you haven't had any "problems" with the Bosch, but have you considered that you might get some improvement without them?
JMHO
Hey Chas: Maybe you haven't had any "problems" with the Bosch, but have you considered that you might get some improvement without them?
JMHO
#15
I must be one of the 'lucky' ones
I use regular Bosch Plats[and yes, they are plat!] all the time, in everything I can get them for.. put em on a spark comparator [or a car that has points you can 'pop' to observe the spark] and you'l see why..
Precise spark in the same place every time[no dancing]
I pay about 1.50 @ for em..
No probs here..
I use regular Bosch Plats[and yes, they are plat!] all the time, in everything I can get them for.. put em on a spark comparator [or a car that has points you can 'pop' to observe the spark] and you'l see why..
Precise spark in the same place every time[no dancing]
I pay about 1.50 @ for em..
No probs here..