Anyone else using these spark plugs?

  1. #1
    My car is in need of a service soon and i am after peoples views on wether these are good plugs or not and also do these look like they need replacing?

    1st plug


    4th plug


    Any thoughts welcome
  2. #2
    I would say the 2nd plug looks glazed indicating a slight overheating problem & yes those plugs do need changing.


    Steve.
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  3. #3
    normally yearly for me but don't get me wrong ... i always took them out and gave them a good brush up when i was changing the oil & filters

    but you do need new ones
  4. #4
    Ok, Im running kent cams and have upgraded to a nissens rad, however if this is still not enough may put some fully synthetic oil in the engine, any reccomendations on new plugs to buy? Im after quality but not prepared to spend £100 on the 0.4mm dia tungsten electrode ones. many thanks.
  5. #5
    Wont go wrong with ngk r!
  6. #6
    any difference between sparkplugs in 90 bhp engine to 98 bhp model?
  7. #7
    Just go to halfords and look in the book.
  8. #8
    Ok thanks, ill have a look and see whats about
  9. #9
    In my experience, unless you're running massive power (and therefore massive heat, etc) then basic sparkplugs are more than upto the job. There is no performance or economical difference betwen £3 plugs and £20 plugs (imo...)
  10. #10
    This has been discussed many times before.

    Buy NGKs.
  11. #11
    As people hace said stock NGKs are absolutely fine in a standard engine.

    Are nissens selling uprated radiators these days? Though they just did cheap alloy OE replacement ones?
  12. #12
    might be a cheap OE one then, but it certainly runs cooler than my standard one did