Hi guys I. Need to replace my spark plug wire and the spark plug
So what is the best type
My jeep wrangler unlimited2010
I have installed Gibson ceramic headers I heared that normal wires will burn by time with headers installed
Spacer throtel air intake dual Gibson catbalk
I found this types what do u think guys any one used them http://
DUI Spark Plug Livewires
Performance Distributors C9300-RED - DUI Spark Plug Livewires for 07-11 Jeep® Wrangler & Wrangler Unlimited JK with 3.8L Engine - Quadratec
E-3 Diamond Fire Spark Plug
E-3 Spark Plugs E3.66 - E-3 Diamond Fire Spark Plug for 07-11 Jeep® Wrangler & Wrangler Unlimited JK - Quadratec

 

I would say stock champion plugs, stock mopar wires.

Just ordered those for mine, last week.

 

I replace the stock plugs with NGK Iridium 9's and the Jeep has run a little better with them. Cheapest available is rockauto. Wires i just did regular duralast oem quality.

 

I have headers also and like you have had issues with the wires burning, after a set of "high temp" wires burning in only a few weeks I bought these and I've not had the issue anymore.

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/dei-010502/overview/

 

I went with Bosch double platinum platinum plugs and the lifetime warranty wires from Auto zone. I have not had any problems. My mileage increased only bc the old ones were so bad. When it comes to spark plugs everyone will have their preferences and swear by them. Use a brand that you have used in the past or just stick to stock.

 

What are the best spark plugs for the 2007-2011 Jeep Wrangler JK 3.8 v6 engine for saving gas and better acceleration?

 

Did you come to plug a video or are you asking?

 

Hi karls10jk!
I got JK 2010 Wrangler with 3.8 v6. Seems like I need to change spark plugs.
Could you tell me which ones I should use and not use.
Where can I buy spark plugs on web?

 

It's best to stick to factory plugs. I bought mine through RockAuto as it was cheapest there. I would suggest taking the part numbers from there and cross checking them on Amazon, sometimes you can get a better deal.

Congratulations on the purchase. The plug interval is 100k miles, though I've personally changed them at 50k because they're easier to get out at shorter intervals.

 

Thank you for offering your valuable advice. I will do so, this weekend.