Bought some NGK Iridiums off of Amazon for a good price and finally got a chance to install them. Driver side was quite a chore due to removing brackets and hoses, and trying to torque them in really wasn't working so I hand tightened them, then put on the socket wrench then tightened, then 1/4 turn more. This was after putting on some anti-seize and dielectric grease. Did an after install test run and subjectively it seemed to ride smoother. Weird thing that I noticed and is stated on the blue forum was that there were NGK's on one side and Denso spark plugs on the other.
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
Spark Plugs
Bought some NGK Iridiums off of Amazon for a good price and finally got a chance to install them. Driver side was quite a chore due to removing brackets and hoses, and trying to torque them in really wasn't working so I hand tightened them, then put on the socket wrench then tightened, then 1/4 turn more. This was after putting on some anti-seize and dielectric grease. Did an after install test run and subjectively it seemed to ride smoother. Weird thing that I noticed and is stated on the blue forum was that there were NGK's on one side and Denso spark plugs on the other.
