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Mar 4, 2014 | 10:13 AM

#31

rrounds

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Here is how NGK says to gap Iridium plugs
https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&p...NmNkNTQwMjc1OQ
I gap/check all the plugs that go into any of my toys.
I went with a one step colder plug for my stock '06(NGK Iridium with a Platinum tip on the ground electrode) so the gap won't change in 100k miles.

ROD

Mar 4, 2014 | 10:49 AM

#32

s2000Junky

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Quote:

Originally Posted by redlineracing

The word "Best" is a nebulous term.No one truly knows what is best,but most of us DO know what is the best we have personally used.

I run NGK V-Power copper plugs in ALL my cars.Very good,approx $2 ea and yes they don't last as long,but since they are good,cheap and it's only a 30 min change job,I change mine every 15-20k.

My 03S likes the NGK BKR7E.

\rlr
carolina

Yes these are a good option. I’ve used everything on the shelf in the past and honestly these make the most sense for the cost and ease of change intervals. Nothing wrong with the factory plugs or iridium alternatives, but cost.

Mar 4, 2014 | 02:22 PM

#33

lopez14

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Quote:

Originally Posted by s2000Junky

Quote:

Originally Posted by redlineracing' timestamp='1306077633' post='20602469

I just put those NGK BKR7E on my S yesterday, I usually always use ngk iridiums but I thought I'd try these and change them out more often.

Mar 4, 2014 | 07:42 PM

#34

solos2k

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Why do none of the parts stores list the BKR7E for the s2000.

Mar 4, 2014 | 08:37 PM

#35

wadzii

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Parts stores don't have all the interchange info.

Mar 28, 2014 | 05:27 PM

#36

MMisencik157

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Just making sure here- The S2000 uses the bkr7e (4644), correct? Are all "v-power" NGK plugs copper or are there different versions? I just bought a 4 pack from a local parts store for $11.57 out the door. Its a silver and grey two toned box that says V-POWER but it doesn't say copper anywhere on it. Im sure its the same but I just want to make sure that sounds right with the people who have used them.