e3 spark plugs
10-20-2010, 09:49 PM
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i know they are non gapable, but i wondered if they made them with bigger than standard gaps, i have some,
the specs say .054 gap on them. i thought they might make a .060. which would in theory work with the timing bump.
the specs say .054 gap on them. i thought they might make a .060. which would in theory work with the timing bump.
10-20-2010, 11:24 PM
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buy the Motorcraft Copper cores....same great plug without the stupid looking end that hides the spark....
the E3 is a Nickle Plated Copper core too....with a stupid looking end on it that can inhibit fuel burn by hiding teh spark...PASS
the E3 is a Nickle Plated Copper core too....with a stupid looking end on it that can inhibit fuel burn by hiding teh spark...PASS
10-22-2010, 09:06 PM
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Awesome answer. I tries to put BOSCH premium plugs in my truck before i found out that they don't work. A fellow Ford owner informed me that Fords vehicles do not like anything other than Motorcraft plugs. I use Motorcraft for everything I can on my truck. Haven't had any problems with their products.
10-22-2010, 09:29 PM
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Awesome answer. I tries to put BOSCH premium plugs in my truck before i found out that they don't work. A fellow Ford owner informed me that Fords vehicles do not like anything other than Motorcraft plugs. I use Motorcraft for everything I can on my truck. Haven't had any problems with their products.Here's their (E3) cross reference chart: http://www.e3sparkplugs.com/pdf/e3autocross.pdf
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