does anyone know what is the best plugs to get for my stock b18c1? i have been using OEM platinum, but i have never experimented with any other brands nor type (iridium, copper). also, what would be the best choice in terms of cost and performance. thank you :-)

o yea, did a search, and i didnt really get any comparison or info on my motor.

 

stick with NGK, cooper is cheap and you can replace them where ever you want.
Iridium is more expensive, should last longer.

Really it is so easy to change our plugs just stick with basic NGK.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Racermech &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">stick with NGK, cooper is cheap and you can replace them where ever you want.
Iridium is more expensive, should last longer.

Really it is so easy to change our plugs just stick with basic NGK.</TD></TR></TABLE>

I agree

Just stick with NGK coppers

 

I'll motion to agree. NGK is the best for your situation, but the Denso's I bought also worked really good but the GSR blew them out in about 2 weeks, the NGK's lasted for months.

 

I ran champion platnium before and it works good too.

 

i have bosch platinum plus 4's in my teg. seem to work pretty well. i was thinking of going over to nology however. anyone have an opinion on nology plugs?

p.s. my integra's not stock though. just a side question.

 

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Iridium is more expensive, should last longer.

Really it is so easy to change our plugs just stick with basic NGK.

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which model of the NGK coppers? what would be the diffrence between the copper and the platinum? is it just heat range?

 

I just got the OEM ones for mine. They don't come cheap though, $17 bucks a piece .

 

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exactly why i want to switch

 

i just use the oem ngk laser plats, they're more expensive, but they have a longer life than the coppers anyways, so it ends up costing about the same in the long run.

 

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The NGK V-Power stock no. 2756 BKR6E-11