Spark plugs ??

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After sitting in heavy traffic for some time the other day, my car became quite groggy and mis-fired.
Plugs, leads and distributer??? On inspection of the plugs, it seemed that a couple oiled up. Only having owned the car a year, I guess that the plugs have been in the car for some time.

They are Denso Iridium ITF20. Although they seem very good plugs, are there an alternatives, considering cost and performance? I guess buying plugs for a car with that many cyclinders is never going to be cheap !

3/4/074:28 AM

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