Just went to buy new plugs for the R....
I want the NGK platinum ones that come stock, and I cant find them at any store. Does anyone know a place that has them? Also, are these the best ones to go with? Does $12 a piece sound right? Thanks
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I want the NGK platinum ones that come stock, and I cant find them at any store. Does anyone know a place that has them? Also, are these the best ones to go with? Does $12 a piece sound right? Thanks
The normal copper ones are better conductors. They are cheaper, but you have to change them more often............
stick with NGK platinum PFR6G11
better than std copper
better than std copper
Ryan didnt I tell you that last night on AOL, lol. the NGK plats are teh way to go, never question a fatkid, we know our food, and our spark plugs(does not make sence but ill go with it)
Hey Mike, I know I was going with what the Fat guy said!haha. But I cant find a place in town that sells them. Went over to topspeed to see if he had them and he said to get the NGK's that have a -13 at the end. Is that the right model number? Ryan
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11 and 13 are just pre gap. 1.1mm and 1.3mm
1.1 is correct but you can always regap them. http://www.sparkplugs.com has what you want.
1.1 is correct but you can always regap them. http://www.sparkplugs.com has what you want.
My mechanic friend made the point the other day that there is a reason that engineers chose the plugs they did, it's because they work best with that car.
Stick to the stock plugs.
Stick to the stock plugs.
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