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spark plugs
what is the best spark plug to run in my 7mgte? ive heard the E3's are the best, then i hear that there is a better plug... one that runs cooler than stock... what one do i get???
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NGK plugs I can t remeber the specific kind but i would say do a search on this and you wil find gobs of info. I even listed some in the past but i just cant remember the model number 6444 or something. they are a cold plug and i set mine on my 1j to .028 gap
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is that an iridium plug? |
i am Not sure I think it is nothing special (copper maybe) it just stays in the correct heat range to maximize output.
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In the TSRM it says which plugs to use, all I can remember off the top of my head is 7MGTE's use a double platinum NGK plug with a heat range of 6....
Straight from the TSRM: 7MGTE- NGK BCPR6EP-N8 7MGE- NGK BCPR5EP11 |
Don't run cooler plugs unless you really need cooler plugs... they'll just foul. There's no additional power to be made from just running a cooler plug for the hell of it.
As for the plugs, I don't care for the "boutique" bull $h!t... just stick with NGK copper or platinum plugs. |
Any problem with running NGK iridium s since that what i'm using now? My 2zzge uses them but it is a higher compression motor.
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I ran those the entire time my car was N/A with no problems at all. I just don't think they're really any longer lived than platinums and their actually less conductive.
The whole copper vs platinum vs iridium thing is more a matter of laziness than anything. In the end none costs any less than the other, it's more to do with the frequency of replacement. |
the e3 plugs suck ass. they foul out really quick. my cousin threw them in his wrx with 3" turbo back exhaust intake and stage 2 tune and they fouled out within like 3000 miles
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Running colder heat ranges on stock hp levels is no good, i run bk7re's i believe thats one step colder than stock but im making more hp.
I head bad things about e3's |
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