Replacing Plugs
Replacing Plugs
07-09-2004, 12:32 PM
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NGK is the only company that manufactures plugs for the Mazda wankel rotary.
the OE plugs are already iridium, so what do you think you're gonna gain by going to a different material??
man, every day at work, i have to teach someone else about spark plugs, the benefits of different designs and materials, and whatever... it never ends. quit believing the advertising, seriously.
the OE plugs are already iridium, so what do you think you're gonna gain by going to a different material??
man, every day at work, i have to teach someone else about spark plugs, the benefits of different designs and materials, and whatever... it never ends. quit believing the advertising, seriously.
07-10-2004, 11:39 AM
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Metatron
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Stay with the best.....
My old RX-3 had an appetite for plugs, and I went thru quite a few sets, Champions, NGK, Denso, etc.
A plug seized in the housing, then broke off at the gasket, leaving the threads to be drilled out......
My old rotary mechanic knew his Mazdas, and he knew his plugs too - I will never forget the chuckle when I explained what had happened
(in finest Bavarian accent)
"It vas a Champion - ja?"
"How did you know that?"
"Ze Japanese vons, zey are very strong, zey don't break!"
NGK for me, from then on....
S
A plug seized in the housing, then broke off at the gasket, leaving the threads to be drilled out......
My old rotary mechanic knew his Mazdas, and he knew his plugs too - I will never forget the chuckle when I explained what had happened
(in finest Bavarian accent)
"It vas a Champion - ja?"
"How did you know that?"
"Ze Japanese vons, zey are very strong, zey don't break!"
NGK for me, from then on....
S
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