DaBoostCreep
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Re: Re: Just installed AFE CAI & NGK Iridium Plugs
So let me get this right.
You're going to say that this guy spending money on an intake that he wanted, and replacing the spark plugs was a waste of $? I'd like to know how you can qualify this.
Just so you all have a little information. I come from the Subaru world where forced induction is king, and spark is every bit as important as anything else. I will also comment that my JDM subaru motor would not run properly on Denso Iridiums, and upon installation of NGK iridiums was a totally different car.
I like how keyboard mechanics who have no idea what they're talking about preach like they know it all. Different spark plug manufacturers use different materials in different quantities. The reason Toyota uses different plugs is beyond me. Im not saying there is a problem with it, but Im also not saying there is a benefit.
To say replacing a plug that has fouled, or deviated from normal operation is a waste of money is retarded.
Im happy the OP feels good about his handywork installing his intake, and new plugs, and Im more happy that his results were satisfactory. I hope you feel the same way when you pay the deal $300 to replace your plugs for you while you sit in the waiting room.
-Nuff' said.
chip4 said:Dont kid yourself.
So let me get this right.
You're going to say that this guy spending money on an intake that he wanted, and replacing the spark plugs was a waste of $? I'd like to know how you can qualify this.
Just so you all have a little information. I come from the Subaru world where forced induction is king, and spark is every bit as important as anything else. I will also comment that my JDM subaru motor would not run properly on Denso Iridiums, and upon installation of NGK iridiums was a totally different car.
I like how keyboard mechanics who have no idea what they're talking about preach like they know it all. Different spark plug manufacturers use different materials in different quantities. The reason Toyota uses different plugs is beyond me. Im not saying there is a problem with it, but Im also not saying there is a benefit.
To say replacing a plug that has fouled, or deviated from normal operation is a waste of money is retarded.
Im happy the OP feels good about his handywork installing his intake, and new plugs, and Im more happy that his results were satisfactory. I hope you feel the same way when you pay the deal $300 to replace your plugs for you while you sit in the waiting room.
-Nuff' said.