Silver Plugs?
03-04-04, 05:29 PM
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Silver Plugs?
Well, I just picked up a nice fresh set of 2nd gen stock plugs from my local mazda dealer for my '85 GSL-SE. Funny think is, instead of the normal yellow/gold colour they usually are, this new set is silver colored?
They are the same NGL BUR7EQ and BUR9EQ's I always run, just a different colour. Has anyone else run in to this, or know why?
They seem to be working just fine, I'm just curious...
They are the same NGL BUR7EQ and BUR9EQ's I always run, just a different colour. Has anyone else run in to this, or know why?
They seem to be working just fine, I'm just curious...
03-05-04, 05:51 PM
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I've run both the stock 1st gen BR9EQ's, and the 2nd gen BUR7/9EQ's, and I find the 2nd gen's hold up better over time and hard driving, so they're what I normally run. But the colour on my new set is different, and it's just buggin' me.
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did you accidently change to the platinum tiped one??
? i dont know... just figure silver would be platinum.. my spark plugs are always white and blue
? i dont know... just figure silver would be platinum.. my spark plugs are always white and blue
03-07-04, 09:46 AM
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Up here it's more like an extra couple of bucks a plug for the platinum... Maybe I should shop around a bit...
My first thought was that they might be platinum too, but the part number etched on the plug is BUR9/7EQ. No -P
My first thought was that they might be platinum too, but the part number etched on the plug is BUR9/7EQ. No -P
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Originally posted by capri93
i have never had good luck with ngk's so i picked up a set of champs not tomention a $4 per plug price diff
i have never had good luck with ngk's so i picked up a set of champs not tomention a $4 per plug price diff
Dude. NGK's and the bombdiggity... Champ (Chump) plugs belong in American boingers...
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