I'd like to get in the habit of changing out my plugs on a regular basis...say every 10k miles. I changed them out when I first got my SC installed in June, and I want to change them out soon again. A new set of plugs were included in the used package deal for my supercharger, so I'd like to know the best place to acquire some.

 

If you buy a bunch of plugs (18 or more), Napa will give you a good deal. It came out cheaper to buy a bulk item of plugs from napa than it was to buy from sparkplugs.com

I did the same with the Napa Gold oil filters! I have enough oil filters for the next 36000 miles!!!

 

PLFR6A-11 Is the correct 1-step colder plug right?

03 G35 coupe

 

How about supporting the vendors that help out everyone this board. We have dozens in stock at all times..both 1 step and 2 step colder. Anytime you need them just ask. We'll match any price you find too, and our price includes shippingn. http://www.forgedperformance.com/store/home.php?cat=275

 

^^ that price aint bad at all

but it surely be better if i had my cosworth plenum on the way already

 

I found my NGK's on ebay for $36

 

+1 sorry to say but yours are severely overpriced.

 

Pm me for 1 step colder NGK plugs

 

Where did you find them cheaper ? Shipped ?

Don`t tell me eBay, can`t compare a Shop Price to the one who`s selling stuff from his PC at his house.

 

Drive up to autozone and and tell them the NGK part number. Then you won't have to pay shiping. If you seriously plan on changing them that often, why don't you buy v-power plugs? They're usually $1.69 each and offer better performance than platinum. Keep in mind that more money doesn't always mean a better plug. The advantage to platinum, is that they resist corrosion the longest and therefore produce the longest service life. The stock platinums require replacement at 105,000 miles!

 

Its like 8.49 each at NAPA as of yesterday here. How much is "discounted" if you buy in bulk??

 

I don't recall now, but it came out cheaper than buying at sparkplugs.com (with their shipping chrage.)

I was looking for the LFR6A-11 (copper plugs).

 

Lawn Dart,

Did you actually buy these or are you guesstimating? NGK TR6 is about that price. They will physically fit in our heads but they are too short. The electrode won't even be in the chamber. The "v-power" plug for our heads are the LFR6A-11. they run approx. $5.25 per plug.

 

$61 shipped for 6 NGK Iridiums is "severely: overpriced??
Back out the $8 shipping (average), and you are looking at 8.83/plug. We are talking about such a small purchase, and debating $1 or less per plug.

 

^ plus the fact that you are getting piece of mind from a reputable vendor!

 

for anyone in the Northeast that needs em, we always have them:

http://z1auto.com/prodmore.asp?model...ne&prodid=2230

If in the Southeast, I know Sharif stocks a ton as well

 

We also have these in stock at all timeZ.
here is the link ----> http://www.intensepower.com/ngkirspplvq.html
I would be happy to help anyone with theZe as well. Generally can match pricing and/or take off the shipping charges if ordered with other items.

 

^^^All great vendors, and we don't just sell parts, but offer service and help with things...something the EBAY guys usually can't do^^^
Thanks guys.

 

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/NGK-I...spagenameZWDVW

$38.70 + 5.85 shipping. Like me and Craig say. High positive ebay feedback is reputable vendor enough for anybody. I've had A+ experiences with ebay high volume sellers. But maybe some of us actually do go seeking for the better price at times. All you're getting is a set of spark plugs now haha. Not a whole Fi setup and professional tech advice to go with it.

26% margin over what an ebay vendor charges. Man i guess the Forged name does sell very well ! That's all you though good stuff.

 

I imagine the other "overpriced" vendors on the board will too....you guys are funny...its only a darn sparkplug.