Any one recommend these spark plugs?
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as per title,
http://www.boschautoparts.co.uk/pcPlug4.asp?c=2&d=1
not too keen on the idea my self as it looks like the points could burn out quicker, if you read it it says that the spark will find the best path to travel through?? so it doesnt spark from all 4 points.
any opinions on em?
http://www.boschautoparts.co.uk/pcPlug4.asp?c=2&d=1
not too keen on the idea my self as it looks like the points could burn out quicker, if you read it it says that the spark will find the best path to travel through?? so it doesnt spark from all 4 points.
any opinions on em?
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had bosch plugs in my scooby /done about 20 miles car didnt feel just right had to force garage to get them out. when out thay had been sparking up the core of 3 of them got refund from bosch for plugs and labor now got ngk plugs
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well i wasnt thinking about using them in my scoob, and just woundered if they were actually any good.
so they are good in some cars but not others, cheers.
GAZ
so they are good in some cars but not others, cheers.
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dont worry about the plug burning out too fast. the closest electrode will spark the most until it burns equal in length to another electrode and so on. you have four chances of achieving successful spark.
i use twin electrode coppers in favour of iridiums or platinums but change them regularly
i use twin electrode coppers in favour of iridiums or platinums but change them regularly
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