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01-29-2004, 08:49 PM
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Re: spark plugs (TuRbO_CrX_7o2)
hey man
kinda depends on the year of the car and what boost you're running...
a few friends run iridium plugs from NGK on low-boost applications and find them to be rather decent spark wise. (part # IFR6E-11 bout $11 a pop)
most people I know just use the standard NGK plugs and again it comes down to boost applications or preference really (part # BKR6ES-11 for standard plug and part # BKR6E-11 for the grooved type)
I would suggest staying away from any platinum plugs as some manufacturers strongly advise against the use of platinum plugs under boost applications or nitrous applications. Hope that helps some!
kinda depends on the year of the car and what boost you're running...
a few friends run iridium plugs from NGK on low-boost applications and find them to be rather decent spark wise. (part # IFR6E-11 bout $11 a pop)
most people I know just use the standard NGK plugs and again it comes down to boost applications or preference really (part # BKR6ES-11 for standard plug and part # BKR6E-11 for the grooved type)
I would suggest staying away from any platinum plugs as some manufacturers strongly advise against the use of platinum plugs under boost applications or nitrous applications. Hope that helps some!
02-01-2004, 05:28 AM
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Re: spark plugs (MaxSterling)
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