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Technical & General Discussion Area => Technical - General => Topic started by: Giffo on June 15, 2019, 08:23:16 pm

Title: WANTED - SPARK PLUGS FOR 2001/2 MUSTANG COBRA
Post by: Giffo on June 15, 2019, 08:23:16 pm
Hi fellas and Gals. Who in Oz sells Motorcraft Spark Plugs for the 4.6 DOHC engines in the 2001/2002 Mustang Engines?
Part number SP433 Motorcraft.
Big Al do you stock them?
Or is there someone else?

Cheers all....
Title: Re: WANTED - SPARK PLUGS FOR 2001/2 MUSTANG COBRA
Post by: GLENN 70 on June 15, 2019, 08:48:22 pm
Do yourself a favour and fit NGK plugs ,much better plug . Do a cross reference motorcraft SP433 to NGK .
Title: Re: WANTED - SPARK PLUGS FOR 2001/2 MUSTANG COBRA
Post by: jiffy on June 16, 2019, 09:42:07 am
Would imagine they're the same ones for a 5.4L DOHC Australian modular motor?
Title: Re: WANTED - SPARK PLUGS FOR 2001/2 MUSTANG COBRA
Post by: Giffo on June 16, 2019, 10:19:24 am
Do yourself a favour and fit NGK plugs ,much better plug . Do a cross reference motorcraft SP433 to NGK .
Thanks for the reply.

I have found the NGK ones. You speak to owners in USA and they mostly state stick to Motorcraft ones as the NGK have generate more heat. But I might try them. TR6 or TR55. Will have to do some more research.
What you reckon Jeff?
Title: Re: WANTED - SPARK PLUGS FOR 2001/2 MUSTANG COBRA
Post by: GLENN 70 on June 16, 2019, 11:04:09 am
Americans use motorcraft ,Aussies use NGK . Just platinum plugs should be fine and last 100,000 klms .  Just make sure they are the same heat range . If you want motorcraft you might have to get them from the states .
Title: Re: WANTED - SPARK PLUGS FOR 2001/2 MUSTANG COBRA
Post by: Giffo on June 16, 2019, 02:02:31 pm
Thanks Glenn. NGK it will be, just have to work out which ones...
Title: Re: WANTED - SPARK PLUGS FOR 2001/2 MUSTANG COBRA
Post by: shaunp on June 17, 2019, 09:35:21 pm
NGK are what you want.
Title: Re: WANTED - SPARK PLUGS FOR 2001/2 MUSTANG COBRA
Post by: jiffy on June 18, 2019, 02:25:31 pm
What you reckon Jeff?

Anything with a rare-metal electrode would be fine. Check out the mainstream manufacturers and go from there...