Posted by Rustytech on June 17, 2022 at 10:00:53 from (142.202.249.244):
In Reply to: Your opinion on plugs posted by 710ltd2002 on June 17, 2022 at 06:19:44:
Well you asked for opinions,heres my story. At 17 years old I owned a 1971 Dodge Charger 400 cubic inch replacement for a worn out 383, points style ignition. It would chew through a set of champions in about a week and a half,which is odd since mopars came off the factory floor with champions at the time (1987) the only other plugs I could easily get my hands on were ac delco chevy plugs in a mopar lol. Now however in every thing I have gets ngk. Even our massey harris 333 gets ngk it doesnt like champions either. I think since allied signal or whoever owns champion now moved all production to the land of almost right!
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