Spark plugs, What do you have in your car right now?
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Spark plugs, What do you have in your car right now?
And what are your mods for anything other then the stock plugs?
If you use something specific please say why.
Just wanted to know...
If you use something specific please say why.
Just wanted to know...
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From: Warning, gRand Return imminent,, NY, USA
Re: Spark plugs, What do you have in your car right now? (Tweakmeister)
I use the NGK iridium temp 7's. Recomended by inline4 definate improvment on the butt dyno car idles much smoother.
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Re: Spark plugs, What do you have in your car right now? (Willard)
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What I am running!
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What I am running!
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From: Aye BaY BaY, california, usa
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I am going to be installing...Denso Double Platinums Pk20-11 in about 30 minutes...same as the NGK OEM double Platinum's...and I got them for $6.99 each..wohooo
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Re: Spark plugs, What do you have in your car right now? (Bbasso)
regular old NGK Rs...i've tried the iridium/platinum crap and couldn't tell any difference,let alone justify the cost.only advantage i can see is the longer lifespan.but,when you consider you can buy about two sets of regular NGKs for the price of ONE of the exotic plugs,you can afford to change them at shorter intervals and still save money.
i run stock heat range NGKs in my beater,and 1 step colder in the turbo motor.
i've seen too many people on other boards rave about the latest $10 a piece plugs and how they felt a huge HP gain.they forgot to mention they're comparing them to the stock plugs that had 80K miles on them.on the dyno,switching from a brand new NGK copper plug to ANY other plug,with evrything else being equal,i'm sure would produce negligible gains.
chris
i run stock heat range NGKs in my beater,and 1 step colder in the turbo motor.
i've seen too many people on other boards rave about the latest $10 a piece plugs and how they felt a huge HP gain.they forgot to mention they're comparing them to the stock plugs that had 80K miles on them.on the dyno,switching from a brand new NGK copper plug to ANY other plug,with evrything else being equal,i'm sure would produce negligible gains.
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Re: Spark plugs, What do you have in your car right now? (TeamNextGenChris)
bosch 4227 plugs.....$1.99 each change them every other oil change.
Most say it doesnt work w/ high compression, but im higher than stock, and got high lift cams, and it does great. Even tested on the dyno to make power at IB.
Most say it doesnt work w/ high compression, but im higher than stock, and got high lift cams, and it does great. Even tested on the dyno to make power at IB.
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Re: Spark plugs, What do you have in your car right now? (Willard)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Willard »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">NGK BKR7EVX-11
-cheaper than OE</TD></TR></TABLE>
-cheaper than OE</TD></TR></TABLE>