Suggestions on spark plugs and wires!!!

[dpun]

I need to replace my spark plugs and wires. Any suggestions on what brand to get. I have a 2003 and it is stock. Thanks

[justbob]

Motorcraft plugs


You have no wires

[DOOM]

MOTORCRAFT!!! No wires you have coil packs.

[rayjay]

MOTORCRAFT!!! No wires you have coil packs.

+1, I've tried other plugs and have gone back to the OEM.

[fastblackmerc]

NGK TR6's.

[rumble]

I need to replace my spark plugs and wires. Any suggestions on what brand to get. I have a 2003 and it is stock. Thanks

Just curious, what led you to think you needed to replace your wires?

[blackhueys]

We have wires on our cars real pain though to change that harness assembly out though lol.

[dpun]

Well, I was asking this question for my brother. I thought the spark plugs connect to wires because that's what they're called on my car. Opps. I know I need to replace the spark plugs, so I figured might as well replace the "wires" which are actually coil packs.

[bob6364]

Tell your brother to read up on changing the plugs in his car,if not done properly he can end up puking a spark plug a couple thousand miles later and losing all the threads in that hole.

P.s. Tell him anti seize is his friend

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2opNGDKGdkQ

[O's Fan Rich]

I'm going to travel out on the limb here and state:

Technically, we do have "wires" the connection between the coil pack and the plug.

http://store.summitracing.com/partdetail.asp?autofilter=1&part=GRN-28-1705S&N=700+4294925143+4294756594+42 94924641+4294908331+400382+429 4908395+115&autoview=sku

These are the units I have on mine. They replaced the wire "spring" like connector that is on the plug.
I found that, try as I may, my factory connectors stretched out and were unusable after wards.

[Vortech347]

NKG TR55's are the stock heat range, cheap, and are alot better than the motorcraft ones.

[RF Overlord]

I know I need to replace the spark plugs, so I figured might as well replace the "wires" which are actually coil packs.No need to arbitrarily replace a COP unless one is obviously bad. They don't deteriorate and break down like old-fashioned wires.

Also, if you've never done plugs on an aluminium-head motor, be VERY careful. Make sure the motor is cold before you do anything. Be very sure the new plugs are started by hand, and use anti-seize VERY sparingly (if at all). Use a torque wrench or you stand an excellent chance of ruining the threads.

[dpun]

Wow! thank you guys for the information. Trully appreciate it.