need new sparkplugs for the new stang. what do the guru's suggest?

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sparkplugs are just part of the new car tune up ritual for me. mods are in the sig. and sparkplugs might be part of my missing/detonation/hesitation/cold start problems

give me your suggestions on some plugs

thanks.
derek

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also. if any of this matters..
just put in two new bosch o2 sensors.
and new cap/rotor.

and theres ford 9mm? sparkplug wires
and some hot aftermarket ignition coil
distributor looks stock to me

 

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I believe autolites, 3925's

 

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read this....
http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=353735

 

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BlackFox5.0 said:

read this....
http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=353735

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i just did thats what made me decide to ask.
maybe people suggest certain gapping for setups?

my friend told me the NGK had really good plugs. he uses them on his camaro.

does discount auto stock NGK plugs? or even pep boys.. as a last resort (yuck)

 

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I wouldn't put anythign else besides Autolites in my car

 

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BlackFox5.0 said:

I wouldn't put anythign else besides Autolites in my car

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just stock autolites it is then

 

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Autolites or Motorcraft, same thing...

If you want better spark, upgrade your ignition, not your plugs...

 

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BlackFox5.0 said:

Autolites or Motorcraft, same thing...

If you want better spark, upgrade your ignition, not your plugs...

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im planning on a msd box and msd distributor... after i fix my flywheel

 

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Sounds good, I would recomend an MSD-6A, or 6AL if you are using boost

 

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BlackFox5.0 said:

Sounds good, I would recomend an MSD-6A, or 6AL if you are using boost

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nope keeping it N/A for a good while.. possibly. POSSIBLY getting 100 shot if anything. which ill probably rarely to never use. maybe at the track sometimes.

 

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I always use the ford plugs. they never give me trouble

 

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staticc said:

i just did thats what made me decide to ask.
maybe people suggest certain gapping for setups?

my friend told me the NGK had really good plugs. he uses them on his camaro.

does discount auto stock NGK plugs? or even pep boys.. as a last resort (yuck)

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Yep Discount/ Advance auto does stock the NKGs for our cars. There about $1.59. the Autolites are $1.24.