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  1. 14th September 2009, 12:02 PM #11
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    Same NKG plug in mine, rough enough same price ...should last >100,000
    km if the ones I replaced are any indication.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hoges View Post
    Same NKG plug in mine, rough enough same price ...should last >100,000
    km if the ones I replaced are any indication.
    Cool, thanks Hoges. I feel better about it now. They do seem like a good plug and I don't mind spending top dollar if it means I'll get better performance/life out of them.

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  3. 15th September 2009, 12:08 AM #13
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    pay the extra if you want, but dont say i didnt give you a cheaper alternative!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hoges View Post
    Same NKG plug in mine, rough enough same price ...should last >100,000
    km if the ones I replaced are any indication.
    same plug(?was a while back now) around the same cost,

    I've used NGK in everything for 30 odd years,, not one single problem,,,
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  5. 15th September 2009, 03:15 PM #15
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sprint View Post
    pay the extra if you want, but dont say i didnt give you a cheaper alternative!
    Hi Sprint - please don't get me wrong... I do appreciate that you can supply a cheaper alternative... but I had already bought the NGK plugs when I put up the first post.
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  6. 17th September 2009, 06:11 AM #16
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    bah, replied without noticing you were the OP, thought u were another member about to go out and buy some new plugs!
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    Sprint, which AC delco plugs for the GEMS 4.6? Being delco i buy them from a holden dealer?
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  8. 29th June 2010, 09:06 PM #18
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    The NGK Iridiums are only about USD11plus on ebay from USA.
    I fitted a set to my RRC 3.9 and they are great.
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    Forget AC Delco at Holden

    I read this last year (or whenever) and thought "you beauty I can smell a bargain".

    Went to local holden dealers spares department who said "sir you are mistaken", end of conversation.

    Only my experience in one location though... would be interested to know different as the fella was a bit of a tosser and I wouldn't mind telling him he was wrong!
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  10. 30th June 2010, 04:53 AM #20
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    I have previously gotten the platinum plug for $12 each but I was bulk buying for some mates. AFAIK the plug gap for all injected rover v8's is .8mm and .6mm for carbies.
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