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Old 03-06-02, 01:14 PM
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WHAT ARE THE Best Spark Plugs to put in the car

I want to know what the best spark plugs for performance are good for the car, i want to change my plugs this week, thanks
Old 03-06-02, 01:29 PM
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I'd use just stock if your car isn't modded much.
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NGK I think, that is all I have heard of thus far...you can go all 9s or use the 7s and 9s
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7's leading and 9's trailing?? or vica versa?? i want to use the NGK RACE PLUGS I ONLY HAVE MIDPIPE AIR INTAKE FILTER AND DOWNPIPE, I JUST WANT TO HELP MY PERFORMANCE A LITTLE MORE BY USING THE RACE COLD PLUGS PART #IGR6725-105 WHAT DO YOU GUYS THINK??
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I believe taht is right, I would have to check though. Umm...does anyone know what benefits besides reduced risk of detination that runnning all 9s gives you?
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All 9's, BUR9EQ. Or you can get the platinum ones, which are more expensive.
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What does the 9 and 7 stand for anyway?
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Originally posted by funnyguy_11
What does the 9 and 7 stand for anyway?
How much heat the plugs discipate. The higher the #, the colder the plugs and the less heat they retain. Colder plugs foul quicker and need to be replaced sooner.
kam: Stick with 9's all around.
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I have 9's as you can see, along with my mods, in my sig. I say go for them. NGK, around $9 bucks, dont go for something too expensive unless you have money to be replacing them frequently.
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platinum ... there is a way to get less power ....

7,9,10.5,11 all refer to heat range-higher the number the lower the heat range and less likely to detonate.

Get the NGK race plugs or search the single turbo forum to really learn more.
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