Best Spark Plug Wires
#2
Some people claim a benefit in gas mileage, but really if you dont get a stronger ignition they arent going to do anything. Magnecor, Crane, etc, are all going to be pretty much the same.
#3
The improvement would be from replacing worn out wires (well, technically that isn't a gain, just removing a power loss). If you have/know how to use a VOM/DMM (Volt-ohm meter or digital multi-meter), I can give you some tips on how to check. Otherwise, you'd be guessing at best. Check the manual for when it says to replace them, compare that to the mileage on your car.
Magnecor (www.magnecor.com) is prob one of the best set of wires you can buy, but also one of the most expensive. No need for this unless (like xrunner said) you get an upgraded ignition. Just pick up a decent set ($50 or so) of wires and they should be fine.
Magnecor (www.magnecor.com) is prob one of the best set of wires you can buy, but also one of the most expensive. No need for this unless (like xrunner said) you get an upgraded ignition. Just pick up a decent set ($50 or so) of wires and they should be fine.
#4
ngk are the best heres a link to get them for just over 40$
http://www.ngk.com/results_app.asp?AAIA=1389382
http://www.ngk.com/results_app.asp?AAIA=1389382
#5
are those NGK ones stock or are they aftermarket? the stock ones are NGK if im not mistaken? and i checked them out, do they come in blue, like they are pictured or do they have other colors?
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