Replacing spark plugs
07-19-02, 12:01 AM
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If you don't have a lot of mods what would 9's all around do? Could it cause damage or are you just wasting money? Like is it a better to be safe than sorry situation?...lol
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07-25-02, 05:36 PM
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i buy mine at advance auto parts. 7's and 9's and i am quite heavily modded. however, this is the plug set up that i was told to use....should i go with 9's all the way around?
btw, they were 6.69 each....
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btw, they were 6.69 each....
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07-26-02, 09:17 PM
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Originally posted by daem0n
what happens if you use 9's when you should be using 7's?...anybody?
what happens if you use 9's when you should be using 7's?...anybody?
07-27-02, 02:07 AM
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Is there any way to test what plug you should have according to your mods? Everyone just seems to guess or get someone else to tell them. I hear 7's and 9's, just 9's, etc, etc...
07-27-02, 02:10 AM
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Originally posted by daem0n
Is there any way to test what plug you should have according to your mods? Everyone just seems to guess or get someone else to tell them. I hear 7's and 9's, just 9's, etc, etc...
Is there any way to test what plug you should have according to your mods? Everyone just seems to guess or get someone else to tell them. I hear 7's and 9's, just 9's, etc, etc...
07-27-02, 02:15 AM
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Should I run all 9s? I have 7's and 9's right now. Jason form RX7Store recomended them to me. What does everyone else think? I am replacing them next week as well as my wires with either Magnecore 8mm's, Jacobs Wires, or stock NGK's. Any recomendations there as well?
Should I run all 9s? I have 7's and 9's right now. Jason form RX7Store recomended them to me. What does everyone else think? I am replacing them next week as well as my wires with either Magnecore 8mm's, Jacobs Wires, or stock NGK's. Any recomendations there as well?
07-27-02, 02:22 AM
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Originally posted by jspecracer7
Just put 9's in. With or without mods. **** it.
Just put 9's in. With or without mods. **** it.
NGK part number for 9 platinum is BUR9EQP, by the way. They're cheap at Advance, and wherever you go they'll be the "trailing" plugs if they ask.
07-27-02, 03:52 AM
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Originally posted by lane_change
Look at my sig.
Should I run all 9s? I have 7's and 9's right now. Jason form RX7Store recomended them to me. What does everyone else think? I am replacing them next week as well as my wires with either Magnecore 8mm's, Jacobs Wires, or stock NGK's. Any recomendations there as well?
Look at my sig.
Should I run all 9s? I have 7's and 9's right now. Jason form RX7Store recomended them to me. What does everyone else think? I am replacing them next week as well as my wires with either Magnecore 8mm's, Jacobs Wires, or stock NGK's. Any recomendations there as well?
BUR9EQP is the platinum trailing plug.
07-27-02, 10:14 AM
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Those of you that got them cheap, check to see if you got the platinum one. BUR9EQP, if they are indeed platinums, you got a good deal.
There's also the NGK racing B10EGV single electrode spark plugs....I won't say which is better, they both get their jobs done.
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There's also the NGK racing B10EGV single electrode spark plugs....I won't say which is better, they both get their jobs done.
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07-27-02, 01:44 PM
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Originally posted by Dont_Be_A_Rikki
without have'n A/C and P/S makes changing plugs quick and easy.
J, you know what I am syaing
without have'n A/C and P/S makes changing plugs quick and easy.
J, you know what I am syaing
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