Randy help me out on plugs??

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Randy,
I have an 02 Mustang GT. I am interested in replacing the plugs.
I know that the plugs that come standard are AWSF32C, correct??
I heard for a replacement standard plug to use the AGSF32C.
Other then the lengths of the threads for the AGSF32C, are there any differences in these plugs??
Is the AGSF32C a direct replacement??
What is the price for eight plugs??
Thanks in advance.
Paul G.

 

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well kinda, stock plugs would have been a platinum, AWSF32-P or "PP"

now the "AWSF" is the old 1/2 thread style plug and there being phased-out for the full thread "AGSF" sparkplugs, samething just more threads but the plug seat is still in the same location. now I would recommend the AGSF-22C plug if you run it hard. we have plenty of both in stock @$1.95 each + shipping

 

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Randy thanks for the feedback.
Now if I wanted the Platinums in the AGSF32/22C-P do they make those also?
I guess the AGSF22C is just a copper plug???
If they make a AGSF32/22C-P platinum, how much do they run per plug??
I do like to run it hard and I also do a lot of highway driving, 70 ish speed, would the AGSF22C-P be good for me??
Thanks again.
Paul G.

 

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1stmust02 said:

Randy thanks for the feedback.
Now if I wanted the Platinums in the AGSF32/22C-P do they make those also?
I guess the AGSF22C is just a copper plug???
If they make a AGSF32/22C-P platinum, how much do they run per plug??
I do like to run it hard and I also do a lot of highway driving, 70 ish speed, would the AGSF22C-P be good for me??
Thanks again.
Paul G.

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platinums are $2.99 each and are not a performance plug, copper ones are better for performance use and I would still recommend a copper plug in either the stock heat range(32) or one step colder, 22's

 

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Randy,
Thanks for the feedback on the plugs.
I certainly appreciate it.
I will probably go with the coppers and the AGSF22C plugs.
I currently have the following mods: Accufab 75 mm TB and Plenum assembly, an older Densecharge CAI, in the engine compartment with shield, FRPP Alum Driveshaft, FRPP 4.10 gears, Magnaflow Cat Back system and on order is a MRT 2.5 inch catted midpipe. Once the mid pipe is on I will be getting a tune at either LaRocca's or JDM here in NJ. Car is real strong and I guess it could use the copper colder plugs.
Don't need them right at this moment, but how do you place an order with you??
Thanks
Paul G.
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ok, sounds good.
just call me at the fone # in my sig, Im here from 8am to 4pm mon to fri

 

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Randy,
Thanks for your assistance.
The MRT mid pipe shoud be in next week. Once I get the midpipe installed I will be having a tune done, in about a month.
So I want to get new plugs, but don't need them yet.
I have your phone number and will definitely give you a call when I need the plugs.
Thanks again.
Paul G.