Nology or Magnecor
03-10-2005, 07:58 AM
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Nology or Magnecor
hey everyone,
quick question i want to get new spark plugs and wires and was wonderin if there is any difference between the nology hotwires and the magnecor wires and do those iridium spark plugs make a difference
quick question i want to get new spark plugs and wires and was wonderin if there is any difference between the nology hotwires and the magnecor wires and do those iridium spark plugs make a difference
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03-11-2005, 07:35 AM
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Now I don't know much about the plug wires, but I had the NGK iridium plugs in my altima and, to tell you the truth, I noticed absolutely no difference. No perceivable power increases, no smoother running. In fact, after they got fouled up pretty badly (cheap gas, f/i cleaner & a lead foot) I replaced them with basic denso u-groove plugs and I couldn't be happier ($9.00 as opposed to $30.00). You know, those new E3 plugs look pretty cool too. Might be worth looking into if they're not too expensive. Just my 2 cents 
http://www.e3sparkplugs.com
http://www.e3sparkplugs.com
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03-28-2005, 09:37 AM
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Originally posted by 240-kid
Those E-3's look like the Tri-Tip Bosch plugs
but they said something about the electrode's
Nology wires s what I would get
They say that it makes idle smooth
Those E-3's look like the Tri-Tip Bosch plugs
but they said something about the electrode's
Nology wires s what I would get
They say that it makes idle smooth
I have read that Nology wires will give you a little more performance, but is bad in the long run.
03-28-2005, 08:26 PM
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And also puts you $100+ down. Spark plug wires are going to get you +0.7 rwhp. If your just doing a routine maintainence, some $25 NGK wires are good and like DaCheat said, you don't have to spend $30 on all four plugs, you won't really notice the difference. $3 plugs are fine.
03-29-2005, 10:17 AM
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Originally posted by JDMxDrift
And also puts you $100+ down. Spark plug wires are going to get you +0.7 rwhp. If your just doing a routine maintainence, some $25 NGK wires are good and like DaCheat said, you don't have to spend $30 on all four plugs, you won't really notice the difference. $3 plugs are fine.
And also puts you $100+ down. Spark plug wires are going to get you +0.7 rwhp. If your just doing a routine maintainence, some $25 NGK wires are good and like DaCheat said, you don't have to spend $30 on all four plugs, you won't really notice the difference. $3 plugs are fine.
but disagree about the plugs.
i definately noticed a difference between bosch platinum tipped and denso iridiums. denso's are what im running now
04-10-2005, 01:27 PM
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Ive seen the dyno's done on nology wires and seen a drop on whp actually. On stock motors, and not. With msd setups and without. I personally think they suck. Ive used ngk wires and seen an increase in them. In the way of plugs, ive seen a difference with the ix plugs in all motor apps, but havent really done any turbo testing on them. If your just running a basic setup ngk wires and plugs have been great. For more advanced setups the same can apply, but you can mess with the timing on the ix plugs more due to the bigger gap they use. For turbo i like colder sparking plugs myself versus the hotter ones. Bosch plugs ive seen and had nothing but trouble with. Wether its been import or domestic.
my view but from what ive seen on the street/track/dyno hopefully its some help.
chris.
my view but from what ive seen on the street/track/dyno hopefully its some help.
chris.
04-11-2005, 11:20 AM
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check this out
http://iwcweb.com/eclipse/html/warning.html
http://iwcweb.com/eclipse/html/warning.html
05-06-2005, 06:11 PM
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I dont like bosch platinums, or any others for that matter, I put them in my acura legend about a year ago, and noticed little to no difference, except for the fact that when idling in my driveway, if i were to rev it up to about 5k really quick and drop it, it would backfire coming down, which it didnt do before. Its tearing up my catalytic converter. I hate them DONT BUY THEM... go with regular NGKplugs, they work great on the 240s
05-06-2005, 10:41 PM
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Good info. I am about to buy some wires and I was considering the nology hotwires but I was curious about the possible negitive effects from a build up charge. Where is a good site to buy ngk wires?
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05-07-2005, 08:40 AM
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just go to any good parts store... I would recommend o'reilly auto parts, if theres one near you... autozone doesnt have them, try pep boys they might.... or jsut go to NGK's site... or go find em on ebay
05-09-2005, 03:48 PM
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Originally posted by ConceptS14
Nology wires have capacitors built in for a more powerful spark.
I have read that Nology wires will give you a little more performance, but is bad in the long run.
Nology wires have capacitors built in for a more powerful spark.
I have read that Nology wires will give you a little more performance, but is bad in the long run.
