sergio119062
New LVC Member
New to this forums. I got a 2000 Ls V8 Just went with NGK G Power Spark plugs Over the Motorcrafts due to price, Good idea or will I regret it? Car right now has some reallyyyy old double plat. Bosch. 
NGK over Motorcraft
- Thread starter sergio119062
- Start date
owlman
Dedicated LVC Member
The OEM ones I pulled out of my 2006 were NGK Double Platinum http://www.ngk.com/more_info.asp?AAIA=&pid=17366 , also badged as Motorcraft agsp32f. Interestingly I bought a new set of Motorcraft agsp32f but they are not NGK anymore and are made in the USA instead of Japan.
mcaccamise
Active LVC Member
NKG Plugs
+1 you cant go wrong with the nkg plugs as said they are an equal quality to motorcraft although i went a different rout with the E3 plugs no gapping and a verry good warentee if they were to fail asuming you have a COP and plug change in the future.
+1 you cant go wrong with the nkg plugs as said they are an equal quality to motorcraft although i went a different rout with the E3 plugs no gapping and a verry good warentee if they were to fail asuming you have a COP and plug change in the future.
Pre-gapped plugs doesn't mean that they don't need to be correctly gapped.
http://www.lincolnvscadillac.com/showthread.php?t=82769&highlight=spark+plug
http://www.lincolnvscadillac.com/showthread.php?t=82769&highlight=spark+plug
jmtiseo
The Peanut Gallery
Couple of mine were out of spec outta the box after thinking they were pre gapped.
TooManyToys
Well-Known LVC Member
Hence the reason for not buying Chinese junk. Plus any American forcing ANYONE to work in those conditions should be shot on site.
I put in Bosch IR Fusion and they are definitely better than the motorcrafts I had in there before. Plus they are like $5.75ish a piece from rockauto (compared to $10-15 apiece) with a $4 mail in rebate. Killer deal!