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Old 02-15-05, 11:33 PM
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Did anyone used Denso sprark plugs (Part # S-29A)? I purchased Denso and on the spark plug it doesnt have letter L or T and all 4 plugs have only part #. Does it matter? Current spark plugs are NGK R on FD. Before I Put new one in I just want 2nd opinion.

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I would only use that plug in the leading position, not trailing. I'd be interested in how the plug works for you if you decide to use it. I bought a few but my testing has crwaled to a hault.
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Yea i have tried thes plugs. Car sorta went werid on these plugs
Never ran right
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Lower number (heat range) = leading plugs (lower holes)

I used them and still have a new set. They don't fire as well as the NGK and flood more easily, since they don't have the slits.
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its working great, i don't see anything wrong.
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How long have you had them in the car and driveing it.
They may be ok if you are driveing the card hardish.
I found they foul real easy. Good luck with them
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Superb Write Up

Silver Bullet has made a superb write up!!!!
I am well impressed
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Originally Posted by series6bat
How long have you had them in the car and driveing it.
They may be ok if you are driveing the card hardish.
I found they foul real easy. Good luck with them
you are right , it is really bad spark plugs, i don't recomend it at all. i just went to dealer and got NGK, it fires rightup.
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Wow, very interesting. What happened TTBullet? Did they foul for you too? I'd be very interested to see some pics.

I'm using BRISK plugs right now. So far I have never used anything so good. I haven't tried the Rx-8 or snowmobile plugs yet though.

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