FreePenguin
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What about the ngk ruthenium’s? I tossed them in all my vehicles and I swear they are running all better than oem Ngk plugs
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what spark plugs?
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They run the same just last longer
FreePenguin
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thats not a negative in anyway.
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Just the price. If you change your plugs often you don’t need to worry about it
FreePenguin
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I guess, I bought them at auto zone with like 30% off discount, made them same price as the other plugs. extend the interval a bit in my cars. but man I really felt a difference in smoothness, but could of just been older plugs. in both NA and turbo cars ive tossed them in.
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If they were less than $45 like ngk6510 then I would try them also. If they work for you and your happy with the price run them. Nothing wrong with them
FreePenguin
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That’s right you guys have double the cylinders. That is 80 a pop. Im not sure they would be double the interval. Ignore my suggestion
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