any reccomendations for plugs for a 2006 Elantra?

 

nothermark wrote:
> any reccomendations for plugs for a 2006 Elantra?

Why would you need plugs on a new car? The stock plugs are good for at
least 30K miles, perhaps as much as 60K. I just replace the plugs on my
'04 with NGK V-power plugs. They're less than two bucks each and produce
a hotter spark than platinum or iridium plugs. The downside is that they
only last 15-30K miles.

 

nothermark wrote:
> any reccomendations for plugs for a 2006 Elantra?

Why would you need plugs on a new car? The stock plugs are good for at
least 30K miles, perhaps as much as 60K. I just replace the plugs on my
'04 with NGK V-power plugs. They're less than two bucks each and produce
a hotter spark than platinum or iridium plugs. The downside is that they
only last 15-30K miles.

 

nothermark wrote:
> any reccomendations for plugs for a 2006 Elantra?

Why would you need plugs on a new car? The stock plugs are good for at
least 30K miles, perhaps as much as 60K. I just replace the plugs on my
'04 with NGK V-power plugs. They're less than two bucks each and produce
a hotter spark than platinum or iridium plugs. The downside is that they
only last 15-30K miles.

 

You've got 60k plugs in the car. At 60k, replace them with good quality
plugs (such as NGK, Nippon Denso).

 

You've got 60k plugs in the car. At 60k, replace them with good quality
plugs (such as NGK, Nippon Denso).

 

You've got 60k plugs in the car. At 60k, replace them with good quality
plugs (such as NGK, Nippon Denso).

 

What about Bosch Platinum Plus 4 ? Ive heard from Hyundai owners that
there was a noticable difference in performance and smoothness (before
they were needed) after putting these in.

 

What about Bosch Platinum Plus 4 ? Ive heard from Hyundai owners that
there was a noticable difference in performance and smoothness (before
they were needed) after putting these in.

 

What about Bosch Platinum Plus 4 ? Ive heard from Hyundai owners that
there was a noticable difference in performance and smoothness (before
they were needed) after putting these in.

 

Probably will do 30K this year. Was thinking that changing them
sooner rather than later is better. Also thinking easier to do in
warm weather than cold.

;-)

PS. Thanks for the reply Hyundaitech. Now I will probably let them go
until next spring.

On Fri, 30 Jun 2006 11:36:26 GMT, Brian Nystrom
<brian.nystrom@verizon.net> wrote:

>nothermark wrote:
>> any reccomendations for plugs for a 2006 Elantra?
>
>Why would you need plugs on a new car? The stock plugs are good for at
>least 30K miles, perhaps as much as 60K. I just replace the plugs on my
>'04 with NGK V-power plugs. They're less than two bucks each and produce
>a hotter spark than platinum or iridium plugs. The downside is that they
>only last 15-30K miles.

 

Probably will do 30K this year. Was thinking that changing them
sooner rather than later is better. Also thinking easier to do in
warm weather than cold.

;-)

PS. Thanks for the reply Hyundaitech. Now I will probably let them go
until next spring.

On Fri, 30 Jun 2006 11:36:26 GMT, Brian Nystrom
<brian.nystrom@verizon.net> wrote:

>nothermark wrote:
>> any reccomendations for plugs for a 2006 Elantra?
>
>Why would you need plugs on a new car? The stock plugs are good for at
>least 30K miles, perhaps as much as 60K. I just replace the plugs on my
>'04 with NGK V-power plugs. They're less than two bucks each and produce
>a hotter spark than platinum or iridium plugs. The downside is that they
>only last 15-30K miles.

 

Probably will do 30K this year. Was thinking that changing them
sooner rather than later is better. Also thinking easier to do in
warm weather than cold.

;-)

PS. Thanks for the reply Hyundaitech. Now I will probably let them go
until next spring.

On Fri, 30 Jun 2006 11:36:26 GMT, Brian Nystrom
<brian.nystrom@verizon.net> wrote:

>nothermark wrote:
>> any reccomendations for plugs for a 2006 Elantra?
>
>Why would you need plugs on a new car? The stock plugs are good for at
>least 30K miles, perhaps as much as 60K. I just replace the plugs on my
>'04 with NGK V-power plugs. They're less than two bucks each and produce
>a hotter spark than platinum or iridium plugs. The downside is that they
>only last 15-30K miles.

 

I've got no personal experience with these particular plugs. My overall
experience with Bosch plugs is positive.

 

I've got no personal experience with these particular plugs. My overall
experience with Bosch plugs is positive.