Motorcraft copper plugs

Disclaimer: Links on this page pointing to Amazon, eBay and other sites may include affiliate code. If you click them and make a purchase, we may earn a small commission.

SilverSHO

SHO Member
Joined
Jan 27, 2001
Messages
353
Reaction score
0
Location
cartersville
I have the AGSP32C plugs in my car right now. Will these work without any ill effects, at least until I get a set of the double platinum plugs?

------------------
Nick
Lt. Titanium 90 135k
Coneless, ACCEL 8.8 stainless steel wires,
SHO Shop torque limiters, Cherry Bomb Turbo II mufflers
AIM: loudog6491, New TitaniumSHO
 
S

slosho

Guest
They will work, for about 10k miles.

------------------
95' ATX Silver Frost
Cone Filter W/ heat shield
TB coolant Bypass
Bypassed a few "PCV" line
Lighting mods
Sony head unit (el cheapo cdx-650)
JL Monoblock 500
JL 2-12w3's
Rear tint
More to come.
 

fredhurderjr

New Member
Joined
Dec 2, 2000
Messages
899
Reaction score
0
Location
www.neshospecialists.com
As pointed out to me by Mark Nunnally, the AGSP32C is longer (by approx. .050"). If you have a forced induction / Nitrous setup, this plug is preferred over the AGSP32PP double platinum.

Keep an eye on how well the plug wire boot seals over the end of the plug. If there's a noticeable gap, change them over to the PP as soon as possible.

Functionally, the copper plugs will burn out faster - as you approach 10,000 miles, you may notice a slight loss of power.
 

SilverSHO

SHO Member
Joined
Jan 27, 2001
Messages
353
Reaction score
0
Location
cartersville
Cool. Well, I guess I'll just get a set of PP plugs and save the copper ones for when I win the lottery and stick on a supercharger
tongue.gif
 

Forum statistics

Threads
107,084
Messages
1,181,279
Members
16,152
Latest member
Satchmoz

Members online

Back
Top