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Sparkplugs - Which Ones

ICJLSY
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#51

Asking a question in a relevant thread rather than starting a new one.

2 internet points to you.

Im a big fan of ngk copper plugs.

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  • Impellor
    Impellor

    I have gone down QIK1's path, and use the NGK BKR6E's. Pregapped to 0.8mm and are $4.50 each. I figured if they were working well with 735 RWKW's they would be OK on mine. Cheers

  • JETURBO
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    0.8mm

  • MX Dave
    MX Dave

    Wouldn't bother with platinums in my opinion mate. BKR6EIX at .8 Or BKR6E at .7

#52

Im a big fan of ngk copper plugs.

What plugs & gap do you have in your car?

#53

ngk bkr5e-11 gap is standard 1.1mm. I run a kenne bell spark booster to support the larger gap at my boost level.

#54

I know I asked a while back in this thread about using standard copper plugs on my ba xr6t stock standard. I have not yet as the plugs in there were the iridium. Anyway after burning out a couple coils and also a exhaust massive exhaust manifold leak I would like to replace plugs again. So let me get this right

I need to gap them to .9 mm? Or. 8 mm and change every 10 000ks at a minumum.

The supercheap parts guide has some autolite ones for under 4 bucks bit.I'll go with ngk

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