February 17, 200917 yr I am about to do some tune up for MY 95 legacy. I usually replace the spark plugs with V power NGK, but I have an extra set of iridium spark plugs that no longer needed from my SVX( same spark plug size as 95 EJ22 ). I heared somewhere that V power burns the fuel air mixture better. but iridium last longer. Which one has better fuel mileage and performance? Any advice??? Thanks
February 17, 200917 yr I have iridiums in my car. They're overkill. Just get V-powers. You can only make a Legacy run so well.
February 18, 200917 yr There is NO reason in the world to not use "free" iridiums you have on-hand rather than buying another set of plugs. While V-Powers are adequate in all respects, the iridiums actually have a better opportunity to ignite the fuel-air mixture 'better' and thus have it burn more completely. They also last vastly longer. Whether you'll see a monetary payoff sufficient to cover the higher price is almost impossible to tell except under lab-grade controlled conditions, but since yours are "free," you'd be foolish to not use them.
February 18, 200917 yr They all are overkill except for what sooby specifies, but for free, try them. nipper
February 18, 200917 yr Author OK, thanks for all the suggestions! I will give it a go. Are they 100,000 miles plugs? I only use regular 87 gas for the legacy, will report back if any gas mileage or performance increases.
February 18, 200917 yr If they're the double-iridium NGKs then they can last 100,000 miles. As it happens, I replaced mine at a bit less than 100k, but they showed no visible signs of needing replacement and there was no mpg improvement after I replaced them. I replaced them w/V-Powers because I'm cheap.
February 18, 200917 yr If they're the double-iridium NGKs then they can last 100,000 miles. As it happens, I replaced mine at a bit less than 100k, but they showed no visible signs of needing replacement and there was no mpg improvement after I replaced them. I replaced them w/V-Powers because I'm cheap. i run the stock plugs over 100,000 miles all the time. nipper
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