I use the accel "u-groove" plugs gapped at .040 and love them, i'd
definately buy them again.
-- - Josh Lowered 2000 Dakota CC 3.9L www.geocities.com/lenny187/dakota.html""Biff Byrum"" <bbyrum9@foothill.net> wrote in message news:009501c398fd$9b4f01e0$78225142@p8g0l2... > > Agreed, I just went there and they did some good > research. BUT, what is the benefit of shopping for > the best plug you can find if you don't know what > the proper gap should be for your app. this list was > a little light on proper gaps, which is what I have > been looking for since my '95 sport failed badly > on the 29th of Sep. I drive about 280 miles a night > as a courier so I need this thing running right. After > it failed I found that three of the new AP 3924's > that I just got from the local Kragen look like they > haven't fired yet, even after about 1300 miles. that > plus the EGR failed both of the standard tests. the > trouble is I still get about 23.5 mpg at sea level. > I did try .040 instead of .035 for two nights and found no change in mileage > but it did seem to > climb short grades a little better. Does anyone > here wish to yak about this a little? > Biff Byrum > '95 sport, stock > 3.9 L ax-15----- Original Message ----- > From: <Gmblows@aol.com> > To: <dakota-truck@dakota-truck.net> > Sent: Tuesday, October 21, 2003 11:20 PM > Subject: DML: Spark plug info > > > > > > This is a page with some very good info regarding spark plugs. > > I found it while searching for info on the plugs I use in my '99 5.2L. > > BTW, I use the Bosch Platinum FR7DPX > > It also looks as though they did some research on the DML. > > > > http://brutus.rightpathnetworks.com/site08/repairlog/sparkplugs.htm > > >
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