Best Spark Plugs for N/A
03-04-2014, 10:13 AM
#31
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
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
03-04-2014, 10:49 AM
#32
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
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
03-04-2014, 02:22 PM
#33
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Originally Posted by redlineracing' timestamp='1306077633' post='20602469
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
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
03-28-2014, 05:27 PM
#36
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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.
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