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12-21-2005, 09:34 PM
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LoL, this reminds me of the first time i did my own spark plug change. i didn't know about the gap so when i asked my friend to check to make sure i did it right he was like "wtf did you even tighten them down, or did you just drop them in?"
apparently, i didn't tighten them down enough, and i didn't do the gap. then i told him "damn, that'd explain the fucking extra slowness and lag when i drive."
anyways, i recommend NGK V-Power Coppers, they are probably a little better than denso in my opinion, but that's just me. anything else i have no idea, because i only done spark plugs once.
btw, we never figured out the gap, so we just evened them all out to "that looks about right" not sure if it'll fuck something up?
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apparently, i didn't tighten them down enough, and i didn't do the gap. then i told him "damn, that'd explain the fucking extra slowness and lag when i drive."
anyways, i recommend NGK V-Power Coppers, they are probably a little better than denso in my opinion, but that's just me. anything else i have no idea, because i only done spark plugs once.
btw, we never figured out the gap, so we just evened them all out to "that looks about right" not sure if it'll fuck something up?
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12-22-2005, 08:30 AM
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Originally Posted by FallenAngelHIM
LoL, this reminds me of the first time i did my own spark plug change. i didn't know about the gap so when i asked my friend to check to make sure i did it right he was like "wtf did you even tighten them down, or did you just drop them in?"
apparently, i didn't tighten them down enough, and i didn't do the gap. then i told him "damn, that'd explain the fucking extra slowness and lag when i drive."
anyways, i recommend NGK V-Power Coppers, they are probably a little better than denso in my opinion, but that's just me. anything else i have no idea, because i only done spark plugs once.
btw, we never figured out the gap, so we just evened them all out to "that looks about right" not sure if it'll fuck something up?
NGK V-Power
apparently, i didn't tighten them down enough, and i didn't do the gap. then i told him "damn, that'd explain the fucking extra slowness and lag when i drive."
anyways, i recommend NGK V-Power Coppers, they are probably a little better than denso in my opinion, but that's just me. anything else i have no idea, because i only done spark plugs once.
btw, we never figured out the gap, so we just evened them all out to "that looks about right" not sure if it'll fuck something up?
NGK V-Power
This example, folks, is why it is real tough to buy a used car. Especially from someone under 40.
12-22-2005, 11:34 AM
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Originally Posted by Thooks
This example, folks, is why it is real tough to buy a used car. Especially from someone under 40.
12-22-2005, 01:35 PM
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don't waste your money, copper plugs will do the job fine. Densos are overpriced, I had them on my car and then went back to copper plugs. not only are they cheaper, but there is no performance difference.
12-22-2005, 04:45 PM
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Bosch platinum +4
I just installed these on my 00 accord 4 cly..I actually notice a difference. I had NGK before, and relaplaced them with these. I definatly recomend them! My engine seems to rev a little free-er too. Just my opinion
12-22-2005, 06:04 PM
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4-5Gen Accord (USDM F22A1, F22A4, F22A6, F22B1, F22B2)
Normal: NGK ZFR5F-11
Hot: NGK ZFR6F-11
Gap: 1.1mm (0,043 in)
Torque: 18N.m (1.8Kg-m)
6th Gen Accord.. I have no idea..
Normal: NGK ZFR5F-11
Hot: NGK ZFR6F-11
Gap: 1.1mm (0,043 in)
Torque: 18N.m (1.8Kg-m)
6th Gen Accord.. I have no idea..