sparks plugs and induction?

[Jonrms]

i want to get a new pair of spark plugs...
and i also want a new pair of leads.
what should i get to improve my performance.

also

i want a induction kit... where can i buy one....

my car is the FC second gen NA. 1986

i know from speaking to clive glen and a few others that the only potential problem with a induction kit was the sensor...
has anyone put a induction kit on.
if so please help.

thanks guys. oohhh and girls.

[Jonrms]

I am in need to know all this as i had the car up to 120 the other day and it was only at 4500 revs .
the car just would not go faster.
i felt like a plonker.
it needs more juice.

[20B_boy]

a) you\'ll need a \'set\' of plugs and leads - a \'pair\' will only do one rotor!
b) you\'ll see VERY LITTLE performance gain no matter what plugs/leads you use. I\'m sure stock plugs/leads will be fine for any thing but serious HP, like the rest of the ingition system is reputed to be...
c) and an induction kit wont make that much difference either - certainly not the difference I fear you would be expecting!

120 @ 4.5K rpm - I take it that\'s kph!!

Welcome to the world of the rotary; they\'re fickle creatures :-)

R.

[Jonrms]

i know there isnt much i will get or gain out of either but both are a good starting block.
no it was 120 mph.
at 4500 revs.
it went fairly quick from 0-100 but dragged when and just after 110 mph to get to the 120.
i was no where near red linning .
this is why i was puzzled.
it just didnt have the power to continue.
it probably would have if i wasnt such a big girls blouse. but it was a road in which i dare to say was not suitable to drive that speed.
anyway i am having my cat taken off the car this will make good power gains. and a new exhaust in which i already put a deposite down for.
the plugs and wires and also the induction kit will not only be a building block it will start to brighten up my engine bay area.