NGK Wires
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James315
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just take care of them and they will be fine im sure some will chime and b***h about the fact that arnt legit wheels and that buying them puts legit companies out of business so there did for them lol but seriously just take care of them and they will be fine...and on another note lethal6 your are a genius for calling dude out on the wires ngk or run freaking old wire idc what the numbers are im not running old as sh*t wires.
You're clearly an imbecile. Your grammar, denial of factual research, and hypocrisy, encapsulate your inability to embrace reality.
Especially when the "old as s***" wires have a more consistent spark, and a smoother and more powerful dynograph. What's wrong with more power, better fuel economy, and saving $$ on wires?
You are implying that I'm complaining. I am not.
James315
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you know sorry for the double post but im gonna be the bigger person here and take the above comment back because i really not saying anything you have said or shown is wrong nor am i going to sit here and tell anyone what is right or wrong or that they have to do something its just simpily my opinion im veryannal when it comes to my cars extremely noone works on but me and it has always been that way i dont trust shops even though there are some very good ones out there all this is coming from someone who givigs his car a complete tune up every two oil changes not because i have to but because i know its done and all is good i change timing belts every 40000 miles just so i know i have nothing to worry about and the only oem parts i dont use are my ngk plugs and wires everything else i go to the dealer for so ill stop here and sincerely apologize for offending you ek forever guy....
You didn't offend me at all. And I appreciate the apology. It was kind of silly for either of us to get into the argument. I fully understand and appreciate your sense of car and attention to detail with maintaining an extremely healthy car. I wish I had the fortitude for such meticulous maintenance.
I just posted facts/data that support my claims and you called them wrong without good reason or fact to back the rebuttal and I was caught extremely off-guard. As I mentioned before, there is absolutely nothing wrong with wanting "new" wires, it's just pretty difficult to call them better with empirical evidence that even 8 year old OEM wires perform better, produce a cleaner spark, etc. Than even the "new" wires which are somehow inherently superior because they're new.
By that logic, are new Ksport shocks better than 4 year old Motons or Konis? I don't think many would agree. I was simply trying to be logical and factual and you seemed to just purport new = better regardless of fact.
Arguments are healthy if one or both parties learn from a constructive discussion that avoids ad-hominem. I owe you an apology as well as I certainly did not hold up on my end of that bargain when I resorted to ad-hominem.
okay so i went to the paint shop and got them to color match my car ended up paying 25 bucks..i started to paint the bumper cover..ill post pics after i do the grill...they even hooked me up with a contact that does show really good paint jobs for cheap...i even got to see some of his work and im pleasedYou are not mistaken that there is nothing wrong with NGK, however Sumitomos have just proven to be the best thing out there period.
Here you go, the green line is the OEM Sumitomo:
http://www.vtec.net/articles/view-article?article_id=8680
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Also, company history for Sumitomo:
http://www.sei.co.jp/sei_info_e/history/roots.html
company historic milestones:
http://www.sei.co.jp/sei_info_e/history/
proof of their involvement in the auto industry:
http://www.sei.co.jp/ewp/E/tenzikai_zyouho..._zyouhou_f.html
example of one of their spiral shielded wire products:
http://www.sei.co.jp/ewp/SEI_WEB/category/...frame_3_06.html
in conclusion: SUMITOMO ELECTRIC is 100000000000 times > NGK, nology, magnecor, etc...even > honda motor co.
@OP: Regarding the grill, find a nice local auto body shop to paint the trim. Remove the screws that hold the trim piece and just ask them to paint it with the proper paint code for taffeta. (Taffeta White NH-578)
You'll be a lot happier with a professional job. Buying the automotive paint and clear coat would run you around $60, that's what it cost me a few years ago. A shop should only charge you ~$50-80 and they'll probably do a lot better job than you will.
James315
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honda oem plugs are ngk plug wires are not ngk but i decided to hit up my local honda dealer and found out oem plug wire run aboutt the same price as ngk so op you can spend 70 on ngk or 70 on oem lol your choice after this thread i running oem annd actually it really does perform better under wot...