Hey guys,

I'd just like to say the Densos are WELL worth the 90$. Not only does my truck run smoother at idle, it pulls REAL strong up top where the stock 'hotter' plugs did not.

I also found one of my exhaust leaks (loose plugs) which was yet another surprise for me.

At 11-12$ a plug, it was HARD for me to justify, and wanted to make sure all of you don't be skeptical, THESE THINGS RULE!

Anyways making out my xmas list already, need more mods!

Brandon

PS i did the entire plug swap in around 2 hours, this included, many trips to my computer, eating food, and drinking mass quanities of beer!

 

what denzo plugs did you get? I need some new plugs becuse of my mods and cant decide which ones to use. Where did you get the instructions for the plugs? Where did you get your plugs?

 

Antoher one sees the light....

 

Crazy,did you get the IT20's or 22's?What mods do you have?What did you gap 'em at?Special gap tool?Thx,-Dave.

 

I had the 20's just installed the 24's!!

 

Denso IT 20's,

Mods
4lb PSP pulley
PSP chip
and my ghetto *** filter creation thats soon to be a PSP filter kit.

I got the plugs from sal@psp, and they come pregapped. I am unsure what they are set at, but on my invoice it said 'PREGAPPED" and after lookin at this .4mm electrode i was leary of doing anything with the gap.

dtdionne: Give sal a yell he can recommend the proper plugs for you. If you are runnin a pulley and stock plugs, this is what they are prolly gonna look like:





Benifits of running mods and not a colder plug. (notice the white-discolored electrode? Truck isn't running lean, just too hot of a plug...anyways go get your plugs! FWIW i couldn't find these plugs for anything less than 13.85(msrp is 20$ a plug) each elsewhere, and sal has them for 11.25

Brandon