Spark Plugs
05-24-2011, 12:31 AM
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Spark Plugs
Hello,
As I realize that the CR uses the exact same engine as non-CR s2000's I still would like to get personal opinion's from fellow CR owners.
What spark plugs do you use for your CR?
I'm currently looking to buy NGK Laser Iridium (7746).
What do you think of these and do I need to gap them?
Thanks.
As I realize that the CR uses the exact same engine as non-CR s2000's I still would like to get personal opinion's from fellow CR owners.
What spark plugs do you use for your CR?
I'm currently looking to buy NGK Laser Iridium (7746).
What do you think of these and do I need to gap them?
Thanks.
05-24-2011, 12:36 PM
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The NGKs are generally regarded as the best. They should come pregapped, but you should check them anyway. If you go to the dealer and buy them, they'll give you the NGKs. You might as well buy them yourself and save a couple bucks.
05-24-2011, 01:24 PM
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Hello,
As I realize that the CR uses the exact same engine as non-CR s2000's I still would like to get personal opinion's from fellow CR owners.
What spark plugs do you use for your CR?
I'm currently looking to buy NGK Laser Iridium (7746).
What do you think of these and do I need to gap them?
Thanks.
As I realize that the CR uses the exact same engine as non-CR s2000's I still would like to get personal opinion's from fellow CR owners.
What spark plugs do you use for your CR?
I'm currently looking to buy NGK Laser Iridium (7746).
What do you think of these and do I need to gap them?
Thanks.
What mileage are you at? I just crossed 40,000 miles and I'm thinking I should replace mine.
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05-25-2011, 04:46 AM
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If you are going to replace them I would go one stage colder. This will reduce the chance of pre-detonation and the factory ecu will allow a bit more timing.
I have had great results using the NGK bkr8eix plugs. They say they are pre-gapped but you will have to adjust them a bit.
I have had great results using the NGK bkr8eix plugs. They say they are pre-gapped but you will have to adjust them a bit.