Ive heard that these ngk tridium plugs are the new best things for plugs. They must be reliable they are ngk, should i try them out has anyone else tried them, any performance gains? Im getting new plugs anyways so if these ones give a lil more performance ill get them. thx

 

Do we really need a radioactive hydrogen isotope in our spark plugs???

 

ngk does not make a "tridium" spark plug that I am aware of. If you meant "iridium", then yes, they are great to use

 

No man... got it wrong...Tridium was that stuff that Doc Oc from needed from Harry to make his fusion reactor work in Spiderman 2. That stuff is expensive...if it can make a fusion reactor work that's like a small sun inside some guys apartment..it must be awesome in spark plugs.

 

 

Alrigt never mine they were fake ngk's on ebay, cuz i looked at ngk's website and it was the same box, so it was iridium but the guy made a mistake on ebay. But are they better than the factory ngk's? Could there be no more joking around?

 

...... an underhood light !

 

I like copper and silver plugs for N/A applications personally....

 

I think you have to have a flux capacitor for tridium...

 

Sorry buddy, that's Tritium.

 

I just ordered my 3rd set of NGK Iridium spark plugs. They seem to be fine. I'm running one step colder for boosted applications, though. No point to change out the stock plugs if they don't need replacing. Our cars come stock with NGK Plats.

 

My tuner would not let me run Iridium plugs in mine. He has had two sets crack inside VQ's and kill the motor. Neither one was built, both N/A, and were not worked on by him until after they went kaboom.

 

Woah, no kidding. Wow Tim, you just made up MY mind, after trying to find out what all the hype is about these iridium plugs....definitely not worth it IMO if that story is true!

 

Thats weird...as far as I know it is what most boosted VQs use. I'm on my second set and I have no problems.

 

"Tridium" is the unedimecated way of spelling "Tritium"...