Spark plugs?
in a couple weeks i'm looking to change a lot in the xfire. new spark plugs, oil filter, oil, cabin filter, air filters, fuel filter. but i'm not sure what spark plugs to go with any suggestions?
Originally Posted by BrianBrave
Most of the C/SLK owners went with Denso Iridium and have posted good results... you can go with the IK16s for the stock engine or IK20s for a modded engine... They are not as long lasting as platinum, but have been positively reviewed from my reading...
Everything I've read also says to go with the Denso's. And don't forget, you have two plugs per cylinder, so order 12.
http://www.sparkplugs.com/results_cross.asp?pid=5303
If you are doing plugs, you might as well do the plug wires too. Here's the link for the best wires.
http://www.magnecor.com/magnecor1/main.htm
http://www.sparkplugs.com/results_cross.asp?pid=5303
If you are doing plugs, you might as well do the plug wires too. Here's the link for the best wires.
http://www.magnecor.com/magnecor1/main.htm
Last edited by The Toy; Sep 28, 2007 at 05:07 AM.
Another one of those pleasant expenses with the XF: 12 plugs at $12 bucks each. $144 just for the plugs...oh, brother! True confessions time and please, don't jump all over me but, I have never changed the OEM plugs in my cars in probably 30 years. If this was causing a problem in any of my cars, "they never complained." Years ago I had a Subaru that had over 120K miles and it ran like a top; I didn't fix what wasn't broken.
Originally Posted by Fenwick223
Another one of those pleasant expenses with the XF: 12 plugs at $12 bucks each. $144 just for the plugs...oh, brother! True confessions time and please, don't jump all over me but, I have never changed the OEM plugs in my cars in probably 30 years. If this was causing a problem in any of my cars, "they never complained." Years ago I had a Subaru that had over 120K miles and it ran like a top; I didn't fix what wasn't broken.
Changing your plugs is a necessary evil sometimes. I use the Bosch iridium plugs, they require no gaping. I haven't replaced the plugs in my xfire yet but have done so in my Ram I have seen improved performance both in power and gas mileage.
i don't know what brand i'm going for i know i'm not coughing up $144 bucks for plugs maybe if i had the srt... the plugs also let you know how your cars running, a gold burn means cars running good. a pink burn means you run rich, and a black burn means you run lean, pink not enough air or spark, black not enough gas, gold = your golden GET IT?
Originally Posted by palexfire
and a black burn means you run lean, gold = your golden GET IT?
Fancy plugs are a waste of money when you have two! Just use OEM or equal.
Check out this thread for changing spark plugs...
https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...ad.php?t=30904
https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...ad.php?t=30904
ok i did some reasearch although ngk's are specifically for japanese engines they will and do run and work for the crossfire but u must make sure the gapping is correct which is .039 and it should be fine
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