spark plugs
#3
Plugs
Iridium. Why skimp when you have to do that much labor just to access the plugs. They are a VERY nice plug.
John
BTW - I dont care what the guy "claims" about the plugs being pre-gapped. Don't EVER put a plug in your car without checking the gap. The tool will cost you all of $.99, about 1/4 of a Starbucks for peace of mind
John
BTW - I dont care what the guy "claims" about the plugs being pre-gapped. Don't EVER put a plug in your car without checking the gap. The tool will cost you all of $.99, about 1/4 of a Starbucks for peace of mind
#4
Lexus Test Driver
I thought the OEM ones were Iridium. Whatever I got said "laser platinum" on the box. They looked exactly the same as the ones I pulled out of the car and I visually inspected the gap and they were the same. Car runs great.
It is a pain in the *** to change the plugs. Don't plan on going anywhere for at least a day.
It is a pain in the *** to change the plugs. Don't plan on going anywhere for at least a day.
#6
NO
Originally posted by Pianoman72
I thought the OEM ones were Iridium. Whatever I got said "laser platinum" on the box. They looked exactly the same as the ones I pulled out of the car and I visually inspected the gap and they were the same. Car runs great.
It is a pain in the *** to change the plugs. Don't plan on going anywhere for at least a day.
I thought the OEM ones were Iridium. Whatever I got said "laser platinum" on the box. They looked exactly the same as the ones I pulled out of the car and I visually inspected the gap and they were the same. Car runs great.
It is a pain in the *** to change the plugs. Don't plan on going anywhere for at least a day.
Platinum melting point is +/- 1300* lower than Iridium.
#7
Lexus Test Driver
Oh, great, well good to know. Man now I'm really pissed off that that dumb guy at the import store. Don't listen to me do what everyone else says. Ever have one of those days?
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