Where to get Copper Motorcraft Plugs

H What 4.6

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This is not another what plugs should i run thread ..... i know how to use the search feature lol..... but Ive decided to go with the copper plugs same heat range as stock, AGSF32C.... so I went to Autozone today to get the little things i still need to begin my PI cams/intake swap tomorrow and they only carry the stock plugs for our cars ?? ..... i figured okay... ill just go to Ford... no luck?? ....They said the closest place that has them is two states away and only has 5 ? Anybody else have any trouble getting these plugs?? I want to stick with motorcraft plugs but why are they so hard to get apparently? should i just stick with the stock plugs for now??

 

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I was going to say search online to find a place that sells them but according to this site they are discontinued.

http://www.rockauto.com/catalog/catalog.php?catalog=48&partnum=AGSF32C&a=Search%2Bfor%2BMOTORCRAFT%2BAGSF32C

 

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Why not use the stock platinum plugs? They arent even that expensive.

 

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why don't u try the NGK Iridium plugs... much better plug imo. and they do make colder versions if thats what ur interested in...

 

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Will Smith said:

why don't u try the NGK Iridium plugs... much better plug imo. and they do make colder versions if thats what ur interested in...

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Because Iridiums are a waste of money on NA cars.

 

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FullRace said:

Why not use the stock platinum plugs? They arent even that expensive.

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Copper is a better conductor of electricity than platinum.

 

H What 4.6

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FullRace said:

Why not use the stock platinum plugs? They arent even that expensive.

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Its not cost.... Copper is a better performing plug ..... looks like im sticking with the stock platinum until i get blown

 

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I have some Autolites...want them?

 

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H What 4.6 said:

..... but Ive decided to go with the copper plugs same heat range as stock, AGSF32C....

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AGSF-32-C has a new part number, it is SP-447.

 

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SP-447's are what you want. Just go ask for them by number or if they NEED to look in the computer, ask for plugs from a 1993 Mustang Cobra. The GT-40 heads use the same plugs as the 4.6L Motor....but copper

The Autolite equiv plug is Autilite 764...but go motorcraft if possible.