Posted by timcasbolt on January 09, 2020 at 06:59:58 from (24.101.128.204):
In Reply to: Spark Plugs posted by johndeerejim on January 09, 2020 at 06:25:48:
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I would disagree that one brand is hotter than another. Every brand offers their product in different heat ranges. If the manufacturer's specification no longer works because of engine wear or other variables, every brand has hotter or colder plugs available for the application.
Personally, I try to stay with Champions for Chrysler, AC for GM, and Motorcraft for Ford. Anything else I just buy whatever is available. I've had bad plugs out of the box, but not often and not just one brand.
Just curious: have you tried cleaning and reusing your plugs? There are air-powered plug cleaners out there. I've used my sandblaster to clean them. Works ok.
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