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Best plugs out there?

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TBrad

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Changing plugs on the 2006 4.6L 3V.
Going with one heat range colder.
Which are the best to get?

Autolight
Brisk
Champion
FRPP

Any others I'm missing?

Probably a re-post but any help or suggestions would be great.
 

NastyStang113

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Are you blown, turbo'd, nitrous?

Anyways, the Autolites still seem to be the best for a daily driver. The Brisks seem to be the best for a toy.
 

TBrad

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N/A with a 100 shot of N2O.
Yes.. it is practically a daily driver at his point.
 

Five Oh Brian

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I am currently using FRPP 3V0's, which are copper (great for higher cylinder pressure for nitrous, blowers, turbos) and they are one heat range colder. They really helped my car run better with the blower as the crappy stock platinum plugs would simply blow out from the extra cylinder pressure and misfire occasionally. The copper 3V0's cured this 100%.
 

mhanksii

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Five Oh Brian said:
I am currently using FRPP 3V0's, which are copper (great for higher cylinder pressure for nitrous, blowers, turbos) and they are one heat range colder. They really helped my car run better with the blower as the crappy stock platinum plugs would simply blow out from the extra cylinder pressure and misfire occasionally. The copper 3V0's cured this 100%.
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Where did you get them if you don't mind sharing and what was their cost?
 

Five Oh Brian

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mhanksii said:
Where did you get them if you don't mind sharing and what was their cost?
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$140 for the set of 8. I ordered them from a local Mustang specialty store, but they should be easily available online if you google them.
 
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