Sam Harris
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So the Iridium is the way to go..? I didn’t see much benefit vs the platinum. I don’t really care about them having a longer life, but are there other benefits?AC delco 41-110 on ebay.
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So the Iridium is the way to go..? I didn’t see much benefit vs the platinum. I don’t really care about them having a longer life, but are there other benefits?AC delco 41-110 on ebay.
only advantage is extended life of themSo the Iridium is the way to go..? I didn’t see much benefit vs the platinum. I don’t really care about them having a longer life, but are there other benefits?
I haven't had a chance to mess with them lately.How are those DL3 mirror motors coming along?
I definitely understand how that goes. Hoping you can get them working.I haven't had a chance to mess with them lately.
Copper?now the real task is to find capper plugs
For boosted guys, Platinum and Iridium plugs perform at a lower level than copper spark plugs, because they are less conductive and they tend to overheat. However, the overall longevity of these two types of metal is better than copper plugs. In reality, copper has the best performance of all three and the worst longevity.Copper?
NGK TR6 work great for my blown 6.0 but don’t last long.For boosted guys, Platinum and Iridium plugs perform at a lower level than copper spark plugs, because they are less conductive and they tend to overheat. However, the overall longevity of these two types of metal is better than copper plugs. In reality, copper has the best performance of all three and the worst longevity.
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I used NGK Standard Series Spark Plugs BP7EFS/3526 on mineNGK TR6 work great for my blown 6.0 but don’t last long.
Very nice. I didn’t know that. Maybe someday.. [emoji16]For boosted guys, Platinum and Iridium plugs perform at a lower level than copper spark plugs, because they are less conductive and they tend to overheat. However, the overall longevity of these two types of metal is better than copper plugs. In reality, copper has the best performance of all three and the worst longevity.
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