Rx8 spark plugs?
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Rx8 spark plugs?
My mechanic said the rx8 plugs are better. He said this along time ago, i haven't talked to him for awhile.
Does anybody know why?
Do they come in heat range of 9's?
I plan on changing my all 4 plugs to 9's. Sould i go with the rx8 plugs?
Does anybody know why?
Do they come in heat range of 9's?
I plan on changing my all 4 plugs to 9's. Sould i go with the rx8 plugs?
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wow, girl in the pic is hot ^^ anyway, back to topic, dont know if rx8's are better or not, but i was told to use copper plugs, they dont last as long but i heard they were better to use....
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Strange in that on the RX-8 forum, people were trying to use our plugs at one time. I'd just worry that the side electrode (arm looking thing) on the leading plug (rx-8 plug) might knick the apex seal if tightened to much so I'll stick with all 9's in mine. I use the copper ones as well since I change mine often.
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You can get the RX-8 plugs on sparkplugs.com for $20 a piece...otherwise its something like $50 each for the leadings and $30 each for the trailings from Mazdatrix or the dealer...
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