Should I just go to an auto store and get the cheapest set or will I notice better performance with an expensive set of MDS's and $10ea plugs? I have a stock 1998 Grand Prix Gt. I may upgrade the stereo system if that makes a difference.
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12-26-2010
Should I just go to an auto store and get the cheapest set or will I notice better performance with an expensive set of MDS's and $10ea plugs? I have a stock 1998 Grand Prix Gt. I may upgrade the stereo system if that makes a difference.
12-26-2010
Get some new acdelco platnium plugs and stock wires.
12-26-2010
If you're staying rather stock, then get Delco plugs or Autolites that are in stock temp. range.
Stock wires just get stock
12-26-2010
So stock wires as in OEM or the set of $30 Bosch/Duralast from the store? Thanks!
12-26-2010
any life time warranty ones then replace them every year for free.
12-26-2010
LOL replace them every year for free. i never thought to take advantage of it that way...
next time i do plug wires i'm going that route.
i dont even know how old mine are it's the same ones that the car had when i bought it last summer.
12-26-2010
Please post in the correct section.
Delco plugs and wires work great for a stock car.
12-26-2010
Stock wires and stock plugs would be best. It's what I use even with an upgraded sound system.
12-26-2010
How does a sound system affect your ignition system?
12-26-2010
I think he means that is all he plans to do to the car, no engine work.
12-26-2010
He could also be talking about potential radio interference via the spark plugs. I've not heard of this being a problem with any modern car regardless of plug or wire type.
12-27-2010
because all modern cars call for plugs with resistors and the wires are shielded............
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