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I heard champion was one of the worst...
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I've read many bad anecdotal reviews concerning Champion and Bosch plugs. I still don't see why a particular brand should not work, since spark plug design is so simple, but that's what I can report.
Brisk plugs seem to be OK. I wonder how Ford dealerships feel about them? - Jack |
I've had horrible luck with Bosch, particularly on supercharged applications. Don't know why, but is just the way it is. Champions always worked in my lawnmowers and are also good in Chryslers, but GM and Ford don't seem to like them very much.
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Grabber523
Are you running the brisk plug and if so how many miles on them so far? And no problems? Jack What is the problem with the injectors? Getting the feeling that the whole top end was designed by the lowest bidder or first year engineer with no auto experience. Lars |
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The warranty on the fuel injectors has been extended to 11 years or 120K miles. Interestingly, the letter does not say anything about them being responsible for "collateral damage" should it occur, but I think Ford IS taking care of it (for now). - Jack |
Thanks Jack!
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EDIT: of all the brands, the Autolites were the worst...just my experience... |
That's bad-a$$! Looks like I might need to keep a few sets on hand. :2thumbs:
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Grabber 523
Kick but stang!!! So you run the brisk plug in the stang. How about the truck?:2thumbs: Oh yeah, forgot about this. Took a little field trip over to another forum this afternoon and saw pictures of the newly redesigned heads off of a 2008 4.6 stang. I could not believe the thread count on that plug. Where the piece of plug that usually gets stuck, its all threads now. Drtriton posted the pictures. Lars |
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