plugs
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plugs
this weekend i am planing on changing the father inlaws plugs and wires in his 1999 f150 4.6l. what are the best plugs. i'm leaning toward ford oem plugs. what experiences have people had.
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Anymore I think you're better off using Motorcraft. I think you can search here on "spark plugs" and get lots of debate over the issue.
On TCCA with the Bull engines, it's pretty much a wide opinion that Motorcrafts do as well as any aftermarket plug (Champion, Bosch, etc.) and don't waste your money on multi-prong plugs like Splitfires.
On TCCA with the Bull engines, it's pretty much a wide opinion that Motorcrafts do as well as any aftermarket plug (Champion, Bosch, etc.) and don't waste your money on multi-prong plugs like Splitfires.
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http://www.fordtrucks.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=104027
Very informative link, you'll find every thing that you ever need to know about changing plugs on a 5.4L or 4.6L.
IMO, the are only 2 plugs to use on a modular engine, Autolite Double Plats and Motorcraft Double Plats.
Very informative link, you'll find every thing that you ever need to know about changing plugs on a 5.4L or 4.6L.
IMO, the are only 2 plugs to use on a modular engine, Autolite Double Plats and Motorcraft Double Plats.
