I know in the Gen 1/2/3, the recommended plug is the Champion plug. RC12ECC works best in the three Gens. I am curios if the consensus is the same for the Gen 4/5. Just kicking around doing plugs/wires on my ACR, are the Champ 3032s the best plug to use or is there another, better performing spark plug? TIA
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Anybody that owns a Gen 4, ever change their plugs out? If so, what did you use?
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09 ACR With all the goodies
99 ACR TT 99 red RT/10 Roe S/C
97 B/W RT/10 TT 94 RT/10 TT
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Here's a screen shot of one of the tabs of a spreadsheet I made to help track the maintenance on my Viper:
I listed out the spark plug specs, and also a few different options for replacement. Since my car was stock when I replaced them, I just went with the Champion 3032 plugs. The price was right, and the car runs well with them. I changed mine around 11,000 miles, but the ones I pulled didn't show any signs of needing to be replaced when I did them.
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Cool, thanks Steve!
09 ACR With all the goodies
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Also used 3032's last year, did plugs and wires bc I had no idea how old the ones in the car were. I drive the car from 40 degree weather to 90 degree weather and have found no real reason to change them to anything but OEM spec. If and when I get the itch to mess around with nitrous again I'll likely revisit that statement.
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