<VV> Platinum Plugs/Silverstone Plugs

[Eric S. Eberhard]

I have tried every expensive and cheap plug on the market.  The very 
best by far is the Beru Silverstone Model S6.  They are silver (not 
platinum) and they have copper gaskets and they are in a way fairly 
old-style.  Many of these people have a nice plug tip and aluminum 
gasket?!  What's up with that?  I used to us 44ff or 46ff AC plugs 
(depending on the car) but they only lasted 1-2 years and they fouled 
fairly often.  I have had Silverstones the longest in my Judson Sedan 
and it has gone 2 years and 12,000 miles and I have not touched 
them.  You can get them at www.performancedepot.com although I can 
never find them on the site I just email them (have for years).  Main 
thing wrong with them?  About 6.89 a plug!  Ouch!


At 10:42 AM 9/18/2005, you wrote:
>Anybody using the Bosch Platinum Plugs?
>
>Jim Dallas
>MCCA
>CORSA
>GNRT
>A Whole mess of Earlies
>
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