what spark plugs for boost?
Ok, I've searched and come up with sooo many different answers, that I don't know what to go with. Can someone tell me what spark plugs I should get, where I can get them, and how much they are...but most importantly is what I should get. I've got a 99 integra GS, and I'm about to boost between 6-8 psi in the next week. What would you suggest?
NGK BCPR7ES-11 coppers and gap them to either .30 or .32 for best results..
Get them from you local parts store or just buy them at summit for about $2.40 a peace or something like that..
Adi
Get them from you local parts store or just buy them at summit for about $2.40 a peace or something like that..
Adi
NGK BCPR7ES-11 coppers and gap them to either .30 or .32 for best results..
Get them from you local parts store or just buy them at summit for about $2.40 a peace or something like that..
Adi
Get them from you local parts store or just buy them at summit for about $2.40 a peace or something like that..
Adi
bkr7e-11 are for eclipses
do NOT use those, i saw many posts telling people to use those plugs for an LS.
they are the wrong plugs
I dont mean to take away your post but i have a question too
do i need to worry about my sparkplugs? im runnning 6.5 psi untuned with 12:1 fmu, inline pump, stock injectors, .45 bar spring.
do i need to worry about my sparkplugs? im runnning 6.5 psi untuned with 12:1 fmu, inline pump, stock injectors, .45 bar spring.
Trending Topics
Yes I'm sorry guys I meant 0.030 to 0.032" and not 0.30 or 0.32 or 30 feet

EvilgsrwBoost
I would go ahead and switch your plugs out because It will cause you to burn cleaner and will reduce hesitation if you have any, plus I don't think $10 is a big loss for that extra peace of mind..
Adi
http://home.mindspring.com/~vanillaice/crap/bkres.jpg
The bcpr and bkr look exactly the same on the engine side... The only difference I can see is on the side which is outisde of the combustion chamber. I've examined them closely.
The bcpr and bkr look exactly the same on the engine side... The only difference I can see is on the side which is outisde of the combustion chamber. I've examined them closely.
go to http://www.sparkplugs.com
type in 6097 in the NGK box. select quantity. order. pay. done.
use some antisieze. torque to 14ftlbs. thank you drive thru.
type in 6097 in the NGK box. select quantity. order. pay. done.
use some antisieze. torque to 14ftlbs. thank you drive thru.
Is the NGK BCPR7ES-11 the only set of plugs that I should use? I ask this because I can't seem to find that specific one anywhere in town.... Is there an equal alternative. If not, then I can have a shop special order them...but they said that it'll take about a week.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post




