Posted by Bruce(OR) on June 17, 2022 at 14:45:04 from (70.57.121.135):
In Reply to: Your opinion on plugs posted by 710ltd2002 on June 17, 2022 at 06:19:44:
I have screwed in a few plugs in my time. I have lost count many, many years ago when I finally stopped doing it. Champions are a great plug when installed in the engines that ORIGINALLY ran them. Autolites I used to screw in with no problems on most everything else. NGK (No Good Kind - I joked the salesman) Went into all the Japanese foreign jobs Bosch went into the German cars. That finally put an end to vehicles coming back with oddball running problems. At least that was the trick in the 90's. Now Autolite has been sold off and the quality has gone south
Biggest thing is the heat range of the plug your screwing into what engine?
How about plugs that never wear out and never need gapping? Yep. Those have been designed and built. Then shelved. Bosch made them. No money selling lifetime plugs. They even gave better mileage and more power. Nope. Not gonna do that.
Nowadays? Roll the dice. Just don't put platinum or other style plugs into a standard copper plug engine. Those typically foul out in a month. YMMV.
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