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Subject: Re: [LML] Re: Denso W24EMR-C spark plugs
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With the price of the W24EMR-C plugs going through the roof
(I bought in bulk for something like $1.40/plug before), it's
now basically just as economical or very nearly so, to go with
a better plug.  Denso makes the IK-24 that is the Iridium
plug that would replace that plug.  They also make other
heat ranges such as IK-27, IK-31, and IK-34, so if you're
using higher compression engines you may want to use a
different heat range.

At any rate, they seem to be very good plugs. I recently
switched to them and now have 60+ hours since the switch.
They should last about 5X the life, but I'll probably
replace them every 250 hours or so.

Tim

On 7/16/2012 7:12 AM, Greenbacks, UnLtd. wrote:
> When my Lightspeed Engineering ignition was delivered, Denso W24EMR-C
> plugs were included. They are gapped to .034 and I'm just wondering
> if there might be a better choice of plug in this day and age.
>
> Angier Ames N4ZQ
>
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