Spark Plugs / Spark Plug Wires
Burning Brakes
Joined: Aug 2005
Posts: 772
Likes: 6
From: Huntsville AL
I like the Bosh Platinum (regular platinum) plugs. They last for a long time and you probably won't have to replace them again unless you keep the car for years and drive another 100000 miles or so.
I like the Taylor plug wires. Get them from Summit racing for about $50.00. They look good, boots are easy to remove, fit right and look good if you get a color you like (Blue for me). Plus they will last the 100000 miles like the plugs.
Of course this assumes it is a daily driver and not a race car.
I like the Taylor plug wires. Get them from Summit racing for about $50.00. They look good, boots are easy to remove, fit right and look good if you get a color you like (Blue for me). Plus they will last the 100000 miles like the plugs.
Of course this assumes it is a daily driver and not a race car.
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Melting Slicks
Joined: Jul 2003
Posts: 2,284
Likes: 4
From: Canton MI
i use autolites racing plugs , AR3910 0r AR3935 , they work great and i think they are only 23$ for a set . if you buy them from a autozone or any big auto parts store they come with 2 year replacment , i only paid for one set and i almost get a new every 2 weeks for free for over a year now 
