which spark plug
hey guys i have a 96 hyundai accent sohc 4 door and i was wondering which spark plug i could put in there i have ngk standards in there and for some reason i regapped them and sparks are flying out and i replaced the wires and they melted on me
so i am going to put new ones in but i dont know if i should stay with ngk or find something else better i had bosch plat 4 ones in here but they didnt go all that for it
so if someone knows help me out thanks
so i am going to put new ones in but i dont know if i should stay with ngk or find something else better i had bosch plat 4 ones in here but they didnt go all that for it
so if someone knows help me out thanks
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Make sure you set your gap right. If you over gap the sparkplugs, you can increase the voltage requirements and lead to the death of spark plug wires.
Hyundais will eat Bosch plugs? Hmmm ... I have had this set of +4's in for about 20K miles. I changes out the last set with about 30K on them and they still looked good. I have found that the +4's give a smoother idle and improved mid-range performance. These are worlds better than the Champions that were in the car. I pulled the NGKs out of my sister's Tiburon and replaced them with +4s as well. Seems to give the same level of performance. You are going to get oppinions from both sides. Try em out and see what you thing.
Bosch +4 part number 4418
Bosch +4 part number 4418
The dealer's right man, the Bosch plugs dont seem to like being in a Hyundai engine very much...but we have had customers who miss their service intervals and still have the plugs come up roses...NGK BPR6ES/11...these never seem to wanna die man!
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE</div><div class='quotemain'>MechaniX_034:
NGK BPR6ES/11...these never seem to wanna die man!</div>This is one heat range colder than the stock plug. The stock plug should be a 5 (BPR5ES/11)
NGK BPR6ES/11...these never seem to wanna die man!</div>This is one heat range colder than the stock plug. The stock plug should be a 5 (BPR5ES/11)



