romoracing

I need to change my plugs and im putting together a turbo and i was wondering are these any good for a turbo kit?
http://jacksonracing.com/Shop/...34109

also if you can give me links to better ones. please feel free to do so. thanks.

beepy

Those are just NGK BKR7E plugs that you can get at the auto parts store for $1.20 a piece. Don't let Jackson rip you off. BTW, they are the best plug to use.

romoracing

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sweet thanks man. I needed the help.

romoracing

what about these plugs?
http://sparkplugs.com/more_inf...=2612

romoracing

bump its just a good or not good answer

beepy

At really high boost levels or with nitrous, these are good to go with. The iridium will never melt.

With the BKR7E plugs, I sometimes find that the gap grows with time, as they wear away.

At moderate boost, not worth the money. Also know that you can buy these, too, at the local NAPA.

romoracing

oh thanks man, Yeah i want to run around 8 psi max (not when sqeezeing) on a t25 turbo and about 55 shots of wet (rarely). So should i go with the BKR7E or the ZFR5FIX-11 ? Sry for all the questions, i want to know so i dont make a mistake that i would regert later.

Thanks for all your help beepy

now i got to find a napa near my house

Also is autolite the same thing as denso. Cause when i did a search on napa for IK16 autolite came up with that number


Modified by romoracing at 10:12 PM 3/15/2005

sharkcohen

5 heat range is too hot. If you want to use an iridium plug, go with this: http://sparkplugs.com/more_inf...15057