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05-20-2011 06:40 PM #1
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Ok then. I have a Fram filter. So if they are junk.. What is good??, and there are different kinds of NGK plugs. What should I get?? You are the guys that run them.. You should know.. Al
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05-20-2011 06:58 PM #2
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I use Wix oil filters, K&N air filters and Autolite plugs. As far as I'm concerned plug wires are as important as the plugs. I have Moroso wires on the Mustang and Taylor spiral cores on my 91 Dakota and I won't touch anything that has Accell stamped on it.Ken Thomas
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05-20-2011 07:55 PM #3
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Like Ken, I have settled on Wix or NAPA Gold oil filters and K&N air filter. My NGK plugs are V-Power, but that does not mean they're better or worse than the others that NGK offers; and it doesn't make them better or worse than the Autolites Ken likes. They're just what I picked based on the advice of the guy who built my engine, and so far I can't complain. Some of the bowtie guys may have other ideas about what has worked for them.
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