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Murphy's Law
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Looking to do a spring cleaning and was wondering what's the best plug for a stock setup ?
 
CR43TS AC Delco plug - the C designation stands for commercial, as it has a heavy duty electrode.
 
I'd probable switch over to NGK's. The Delcos seem to be having issues the last couple years. I'm guessing they're imports now and the QC went down as I don't think any new cars come with those plugs anymore.
 
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Ngk ur5. Good from stock to 11's. The super charged 3800s came with ngk's from gm. They work.
 
is that a specific ngk number for our plugs?
those plugs are quite scarce in my area so ebay is my only option.
 
Puerto Rico... plenty of parts stores, no NGK plugs and no winter...
Winter? What is winter? Oh yeah, its 28 degrees here and my furnace broke 3 days ago. I bought the part off Amazon and it will be here tomorrow. I was in Puerto Rico once. Stayed at a chalet up in the rain forrest. Humid as hell but very pretty. Didn't see any of those rare parrots that are supposed to be there. Went to a casino and an old military fort on the coast line. What do you do there? Work? School? Just hang out?
 
Like many others I've tried NGK, Autolite, AC Delco. There was no noticeable difference with how my car ran with any of these plugs, all ran great on my setup. However, if you look at the construction quality of those plugs most would agree the NGK appears to be better made than the rest.
 
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