View Poll Results: When do you change your spark plugs?
0-5,000 miles (I have money to burn)
17
17.00%
5,001-10,000 (Just in case)
44
44.00%
10,001-15,000 (The Haynes Manual knows all)
32
32.00%
15,001 and up (I'm confused about the leading/trailing thing)
7
7.00%
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Poll: Spark Plug Change...How often?
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Poll: Spark Plug Change...How often?
I'm sure there is one of these around, but I looked, I promise.
Seems to me, my plugs are shot at about 10k on my N/A. I also have bad experience with running anything other than the BUR7EQ and BUR9EQ plugs.
Seems to me, my plugs are shot at about 10k on my N/A. I also have bad experience with running anything other than the BUR7EQ and BUR9EQ plugs.
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yup, im just like unique. the longest i go is about 2 oil changes between plugs. i only change the leading every oil change. i change oil at 2000 miles. 5 bucks a plug in miami!
gotta keep the TII runnin sweet...
gotta keep the TII runnin sweet...
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Thanks for the replies and not calling me an ******* for not putting this in the polls section. Although it IS 2G spec...
Just thought I'd put the poll up today because I'm well over 10k and recently my beast has been running a little rough (warm startups mainly).
Better change 'em before autoX this weekend!
-Z
Just thought I'd put the poll up today because I'm well over 10k and recently my beast has been running a little rough (warm startups mainly).
Better change 'em before autoX this weekend!
-Z
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Originally posted by Grimlock
yup, im just like unique.
yup, im just like unique.
Have any of you guys used plugs other than the BUR9EQ and BUR7EQ?
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10K is when I change mine, I think it's ok to go as long as 15K, but no more than that..
On the RX7 now, every 3 races is what I've budgeted.
PaulC
On the RX7 now, every 3 races is what I've budgeted.
PaulC
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Lately on my FD I've been changing them all the time. I only got 200 miles out of the last set....that's probably cause I let the car sit and they fouled out....oops.
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http://www.thepartstrader.com/Single...=101&C2ID=1004
Apparently, some people think the stock plugs are worth a lot of money.
Apparently, some people think the stock plugs are worth a lot of money.
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Originally posted by UniqueTII
Have any of you guys used plugs other than the BUR9EQ and BUR7EQ?
Have any of you guys used plugs other than the BUR9EQ and BUR7EQ?
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They eat plugs.Let's not forget that for every revolution the leading plugs fire 6 times, trailing 3. Compare that to a piston engine 1 revolution 1 fire. You can see why the plugs don't last.
They eat plugs.Let's not forget that for every revolution the leading plugs fire 6 times, trailing 3. Compare that to a piston engine 1 revolution 1 fire. You can see why the plugs don't last.