Frank

At about 50,000 miles, my Ford Focus developed a problem where it would
intermittently sputter.

It happened more often when I was accelerating, and it sounded like a
problem with an obstruction in my fuel tank.

Many people on this newsgroup gave me ideas and lists to work thru,
thanks.

At the end of the day, all I needed was a new set of spark plugs and
wires, and now my engine runs fantastic again.

>From this point forward, I am going to change my plugs every 25,000
miles.

Question: Does anyone have any suggestions on what are the best plugs
and wires to use in my Ford Focus?

TheOneTheyCallNeo

Technically, the best plugs/wires are the ones you get from the dude in the
parts department at your local Authorized Ford/Lincoln/Mercury dealer.
Technically In reality, any plug that isnt $0.10 will work :)

Also, I'd say if you just do city driving and not that much, and don't put
more than 10,000 miles on in a year, yes, changing plugs every 25,000 or
2.5 years is a good idea.