Posted by Morgan Flowers on November 08, 2012 at 08:57:16 from (97.89.65.86):
In Reply to: champion spark plugs posted by Jerry/MT on November 08, 2012 at 06:39:20:
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I try to stay away from Autolite and Champion plugs. A few years back my grandpa had a tune up done on his 82 F150 300 I6. About a week later it was jumping and spitting and sputtering like it wouldn't make it up the mountain to town. Well after a couple weeks I told him he should try motorcraft plugs in it and see if that helped. It did and he hasn't replaced them since. That's probably been 10 years ago. He was replacing them often before and his mechanic probably charged him $200 just on carb rebuilds that it didn't need over the years. I will never use an autolite plug because of that and because of a John Deere 520 that I have had one go bad after a years. Put in an old plug that was in the toolbox on the tractor from probably 30 years ago (I think it was an AC brand) and never had another problem. Maybe i'm not the norm but that's my experience. I'm sure NGK's and Bosch are good as well. I use them in my farm equipment.
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