spark plugs, who do you rate?
23 April 2010, 10:06 AM
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spark plugs, who do you rate?
i recently went to halfords in the hope of buying some pretty decent spark plugs, after a very slim choice on offer i bought a pack of bosch plus ones. £12 for four. I wouldnt have minded paying £12 each. So the question is... Which ones are the best and where to buy them from please? Thanks Arran
23 April 2010, 10:32 AM
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After a bit of research myself , i found that NGK irridium plugs will be the ones i'll have in my next service
they are just as good as denso but cheaper
they are just as good as denso but cheaper
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I use NGK "race" plugs ... got em from Opie Oils who posts on here 
23 April 2010, 01:37 PM
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i recently went to halfords in the hope of buying some pretty decent spark plugs, after a very slim choice on offer i bought a pack of bosch plus ones. £12 for four. I wouldnt have minded paying £12 each. So the question is... Which ones are the best and where to buy them from please? Thanks Arran
At 3 quid each they're certainly not platinum tipped so they may need regular checking and re-gapping - a pain in the ar** on the Subaru!
There are plenty of places on -line to get the right plug NGK PFR6B Take them back to Halfords and say they're the wrong grade, then order a set of NGK's on line.
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Rather more significantly, he's got a Sport, if I remember right. As such PFR6B's would not be the right plug - although hardly your (or everyone else on the thread's) fault for assuming to the contrary given the lack of info in the top post.
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