Not a bad deal 8)
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAP...1851120681&rd=1
can the be used on an 01 I4
Not a bad deal 8)
Why do you think you cant use them???? Spark Plugs are pretty much universal...It just depends on the application you are using them for!!
Marc :mg:
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Black2k1GTZ)</div><div class='quotemain'>Why do you think you cant use them???? Spark Plugs are pretty much universal...It just depends on the application you are using them for!!
Marc :mg:</div>
thats what I wasnt sure about...I thougt there were maybe different sizes or somthing like that...
So then these will work, and also are they any good or should I get the NGK iridium.../
also how hard is it to change theplugs and wres on an I4
So all that matters is it's the type of plugs that I want, and that I get 4 of them
Check out the Denso website, the numbers on the plugs are mostly for temperature differences.
1999 2.4l
- AEM Short Ram with Blitz Sonic Air Filter
- Magnecore Wires & Denso Iridium Plugs
- Throttle Body rebored by ProFlow
- Throttle Body Coolant Bypass
- Throttle Cable adjustment
- Freedom Design Strut Bar
- Tein Springs
- KYB AGX setting 1
Exterior:
- 2nd Gen JDM Tails
- New rear 02 Molding
- Debadged Mitsubishi lettering
Personally I heard that the NGK Iridiums don't have real Iridium in them, but don't take my word for it that's just what I HEAERD... but these should fit ok, alls you really need to do is adjust the plug gap if anything.
those plugs are for 7g.
Go to Denso's website here http://www.iridiumpower.com/findmypart.asp to get the exact part number for you. The 7G's have many different part numbers depending on the year. For 8G's, it should be IK16 for I4 and IK20 for V6. The higher the number, the colder the plug.
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