Would you recommend Screamin Eagle plugs?
#24
in my opinion screaming eagle plugs are only benifical in higher compression engines
#25
Here's a cosmetic tip . . . If you can cross your Spark Plug Part Number to the equivalent "Marine" spark Plug Part Number . . . the outside shell on a Marine Spark Plug is usually Chrome Plated.
As for "performance" spark plugs? Iridium will last damn near forever because iridium is such a dense metal. Whether is lasts long enough to pay back the extra cost is another question entirely. Platinum is also a very dense metal, although not quite as dense as Iridium. However if you are running a very rich mixture for performance reasons and are periodically fouling your spark plugs . . . Platinum will act as a catalyst (just like in a catalytic converter) and will burn off fuel deposits that might otherwise foul a conventional spark plug.
As for "performance" spark plugs? Iridium will last damn near forever because iridium is such a dense metal. Whether is lasts long enough to pay back the extra cost is another question entirely. Platinum is also a very dense metal, although not quite as dense as Iridium. However if you are running a very rich mixture for performance reasons and are periodically fouling your spark plugs . . . Platinum will act as a catalyst (just like in a catalytic converter) and will burn off fuel deposits that might otherwise foul a conventional spark plug.
#26
Someone told me that running Screamin Eagle plugs would help with the tiny bit of pop on decel I was getting. It worked.
There are a few different plugs, recommended for different applications. I bought the standard compression plug. I also agree that they won't foul as easily as a standard plug.
YMMV.
There are a few different plugs, recommended for different applications. I bought the standard compression plug. I also agree that they won't foul as easily as a standard plug.
YMMV.
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