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From: Redmond WA
Hard to tell from the photo, but two of them look a little dark, though I don't know if I'd claim fouled. But plugs should last you a LONG time!
Honestly if it were me on a car this new, and with this many electronic systems, I'd stick with AC Delco factory parts. Not that they're "better" but they're well known to work properly with the car.
The last thing you want is some wire that causes interference with the CAN bus or that sort of thing. At least if you run what they shipped on 100,000 cars, you'll know it's compatible.
Just my $0.02
Honestly if it were me on a car this new, and with this many electronic systems, I'd stick with AC Delco factory parts. Not that they're "better" but they're well known to work properly with the car.
The last thing you want is some wire that causes interference with the CAN bus or that sort of thing. At least if you run what they shipped on 100,000 cars, you'll know it's compatible.
Just my $0.02
Last edited by davepl; Feb 28, 2017 at 12:30 PM.
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From: cookeville tennessee
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This is a diff set up buddy on the DI motor these cars run rich that looks about the level of what they look like on these motors.
Like the above guy has said if you are N/A stock motor stay with the AC plug same as came out of it. Robert
Like the above guy has said if you are N/A stock motor stay with the AC plug same as came out of it. Robert
