BOSCH-PLATINUM+4 SPARK PLUG
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BOSCH-PLATINUM+4 SPARK PLUG
Yesterday I gave my car a tune up. I felt it deserved one. Castrol Syntec, BOSCH oil filter, new gas filter, and of couse all 8 Bosch 4 tip plugs and a recharged K&N total price 125. :banghead: money well spent, Now my question is my car had the Bosch plugs before. So im just chaning them out for some new ones. How is the feed back on these plugs. Just curious, paid 6.50 dollars a plug and curiousity gets me.
#2
I have heard rumors that they have in a few instances burned holes in the top of pistons. Never actually had it happen to me but who knows. I ran them in my chevy prerunner wiothout any problems. But I am currently running NGK's.
#3
damn a burned who in my piston is bad. but they couldnt be to bad, i mean the previous owner was running them and they were still strong before i through them out, I wanted NGK's but that was already to much.
#7
I went with NGK's when I put new one's in when I installed my headers.
I have the Bosch Platinum +4's in my wife's Saturn. Got them real cheap so I thought why not. No problems whatsoever yet.
I have the Bosch Platinum +4's in my wife's Saturn. Got them real cheap so I thought why not. No problems whatsoever yet.
#10
I could get the platinum +4 for barley nothin with my disount and whatnot for workin at advance auto, so do you think they would be better than goin with the ngk iridium IX's or V power plugs?
#11
no, from reports I've read the multi electrode plugs don't help they can actually hurt power (there is a reason racers index plugs to get the electrode out of teh way)go with regular platinum unless running nitrous or boost
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