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Old 07-05-2011, 12:04 PM
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changing my spark plugs on my AP1 very soon, just wondering what you guys would suggest as an ideal plug.
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Old 07-05-2011, 12:12 PM
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OEM, right from honda.
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I run NGK V-Power copper plugs in all my cars.

My 03S likes the NGK BKR7E.Good,cheap(approx $2.50 ea).They don't last as long as irid/plat,but since it's a 30 min job....so what.

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Check out this post.... Btw I went iridium and couldn't be happier..

https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/879...-7746-vs-7772/
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OEM from Honda as Billman has stated.
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I think I'll go with NGK iridium. Honda quoted me 21$ a pop compared to Advanced Auto's 8$ a pop for the NGK's. I really appreciate everyones help!
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NGK all the way.
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ditto. OEM 18# NGK all the way..............
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Just go buy the plugs at your local auto parts store. OEM are basically NGK laser platiums. Also at a whopping $20 plus a pulg! I got mines at auto zone for $13 a plug. I thought about going with iriduim, they're actually colder plugs & for some reason cheaper at around $9 a plug. But I stuck with OEM spec.
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