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From: "Kyle Hagemann" <kwhcpa@addler.net>
Subject: Re: (platinum plugs) car stuff
Date: Tue, 9 May 2000 08:50:39 -0700
-----Original Message-----
From: Ronald Byrum 


>Just spent 3 hours putting a new starter in my mr2, I think
>putting a new one in the 510 just for fun would be great huh?
>510s are cool for more  than one reason!!!!!

I hear that.... the engineers sure ate their Wheaties when they
designed these buggers, huh?

>By the way I was recently scolded by a old nissan mechanic
>for using platinum plugs in my 510, said they burn to hot,
>he was nice though and gave me a new set of regular plugs.
>I thought hot spark was good spark, what gives?

Third hand hearsay from a JC Auto Shop teacher, Platinum plugs
are meant for applications that originally called for them.  This
means late model cars with all their electronic silliness.

Stick with NGK's... IMHO

Kyle
Lurking in the front of the class today, it seems.


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