Best spark plugs?
05-23-04, 03:25 AM
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Those NGKs are what I am running and they rock. I have never fowled or flooded them even with the trailing plug wires completely destroyed with no voltage to them. the idle was rough though. wait....still is!damn!
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05-23-04, 11:50 AM
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No choice... as covered before (hint hint search next time) by far best plug for the 13B is the Denso Iridium plugs.
IRE01-27 for the leading
IRE01-31 for the trailing
Blows the NGK away... both in sparkplug life and durability as well as actual spark propagation.
I use them in my 88 vert as well as they will be used in the 10thAE when I get it running.
IRE01-27 for the leading
IRE01-31 for the trailing
Blows the NGK away... both in sparkplug life and durability as well as actual spark propagation.
I use them in my 88 vert as well as they will be used in the 10thAE when I get it running.
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05-23-04, 02:45 PM
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Originally posted by RETed
Iridiums are the BEST spark plugs for the 13B, period.
Can you afford $30+ per spark plug?
That's close to $150 for all four for ONE engine.
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Iridiums are the BEST spark plugs for the 13B, period.
Can you afford $30+ per spark plug?
That's close to $150 for all four for ONE engine.
-Ted
05-23-04, 03:47 PM
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Originally posted by spunks
Denso iridium plugs= NGK
Nippon Denso makes both.
So to say Nippon Denso makes the best plugs for the 7....
Denso iridium plugs= NGK
Nippon Denso makes both.
So to say Nippon Denso makes the best plugs for the 7....
Do you have proof they are the same?
-Ted
05-23-04, 03:58 PM
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I've argued about splitting the plugs with platinum and Iridium. (simply because Iridium is $$$$) but i've never been able to figure out which goes which. Stick the Iridium in the leading or trailing. For now, i just run stock trailings all the way around.
05-23-04, 06:49 PM
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just curious how much longer the denso plugs last compared to the stock plugs?
for 30 a plug it better last quite some time longer then stock
and how much of a difference will there really be with them vs stock for power/mpg and such
for 30 a plug it better last quite some time longer then stock
and how much of a difference will there really be with them vs stock for power/mpg and such
05-23-04, 06:51 PM
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Originally posted by RETed
Uh, AFAIK, NGK and ND are two different companies.
Do you have proof they are the same?
-Ted
Uh, AFAIK, NGK and ND are two different companies.
Do you have proof they are the same?
-Ted