Spark Plug recommendations?
#4
I'd stay with stock as well. I was considering this myself a while back, and ultimately went with OEM replacements. The increase in cost for higher-end plugs are not worth it IMHO. The only reason I would say to upgrade the plugs on an xB is if you have done heavy modifications like forced induction.
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Originally Posted by Sciond
Denso Irridium
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Originally Posted by bB2NER
Originally Posted by Sciond
Denso Irridium
Another question: Ive seen some of your other posts about the gapping for the iridium plugs, ngk says gap at .32 and you suggest the .44, whats your angle on that? Thanks.
#12
Originally Posted by Tomas
Only plugs that need the .044 gap are the Denso Iridium plugs because of their very different electrode shape.
Originally Posted by bB2NER
Yeah, What Tomas said. I used the Densos not NGK (my bad) but yes my mpgs when up when I pulled them out and regapped them to.044.
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