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<blockquote data-quote="hondacr500af" data-source="post: 167021" data-attributes="member: 1399">Ok, So I changed the plugs in my truck. You were right Kyle, they were AC Delco 41-110. I was very impressed with the condition they were in. They do not look to the lower priced plugs. <img src="https://www.dirtbikeaddicts.com/static/images/smilies/noidea.gif"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":noidea:" title="Noidea&nbsp; &nbsp; :noidea:" data-shortname=":noidea:" /> In my opinion they look to be running hot. I will post pictures of them later. I noticed 3 of the plugs did seem to be only finger tight. I was able to loosen them without having to hold the extension. They came loose just by me gripping onto the ratchet. They looked as if the spent gas was blowing by. I'm thinking I may have been loosing a little power. As far as the Denso's go, well so far I noticed it idles better and has a smoother take off. This could all be from loose plugs maybe. The real test will be my fuel mileage. Thanks</blockquote>

[QUOTE="hondacr500af, post: 167021, member: 1399"] Ok, So I changed the plugs in my truck. You were right Kyle, they were AC Delco 41-110. I was very impressed with the condition they were in. They do not look to the lower priced plugs. :noidea: In my opinion they look to be running hot. I will post pictures of them later. I noticed 3 of the plugs did seem to be only finger tight. I was able to loosen them without having to hold the extension. They came loose just by me gripping onto the ratchet. They looked as if the spent gas was blowing by. I'm thinking I may have been loosing a little power. As far as the Denso's go, well so far I noticed it idles better and has a smoother take off. This could all be from loose plugs maybe. The real test will be my fuel mileage. Thanks [/QUOTE]

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