spark plugs
im thinking of going the supercharger route
and want to know what spark plugs u guys use. on the CT engeneering website they have Spark Plug - DENSO IRIDIUM (IK24)
listed are these any good? and do you guys have any other recomendations? thanks in advance
and want to know what spark plugs u guys use. on the CT engeneering website they have Spark Plug - DENSO IRIDIUM (IK24) listed are these any good? and do you guys have any other recomendations? thanks in advance
Well the NGK ones are 1 or 2 steps colder from memory. Depends on preference at the end of the day I suppose you only know till you try them and see what's works best with your engine. I'm not sure about gapping so I can't comment on that.
Depending on the climate, in Sydney usually it's pretty hot so I went a little colder in the heat range.
(don't know wtf happened the past 2 years weather has been sh!t!)
Depending on the climate, in Sydney usually it's pretty hot so I went a little colder in the heat range.
(don't know wtf happened the past 2 years weather has been sh!t!)
using too hot of a plug on an FI setup can cause detonation, on the other hand using too cold of a plug for your application will cause them to foul prematurely
A lot of people use the NGK 2668's (bkr8eix) on here , myself included. Seems to work well for the 350 - 450whp range.
A lot of people use the NGK 2668's (bkr8eix) on here , myself included. Seems to work well for the 350 - 450whp range.
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They work fine. We prefer to use NGK BKR7EIX and NGK BKR8EIX.
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HonCBRf2
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Jun 28, 2008 12:42 PM




... what if i used the OEM ones from dealer and not the Ngk bkr8eix or DENSO IRIDIUM (IK24)
