where to buy cheap spark plugs
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where to buy cheap spark plugs
where does everyone get NGK plugs for cheap for their FDs? I've been paying around $30 for a set of 2 leading 7s and 2 trailing 9s. any better prices ordering from somewhere.
i've fouled my plugs after 1.5k miles the last 2 sets, on my 3rd at the moment and its getting preeety expensive.
i've fouled my plugs after 1.5k miles the last 2 sets, on my 3rd at the moment and its getting preeety expensive.
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Tonight I picked up (8x BUR9EQP) and (4x BR10EIX).
The prices seem to be pretty reasonable. From what I have read tonight through a search:
If you are at stock boost: 7's all around
If you are around 300hp: 7's and 9's
Higher Boost: 9's or higher.
Good luck!
-Rotary4tw
Tonight I picked up (8x BUR9EQP) and (4x BR10EIX).
The prices seem to be pretty reasonable. From what I have read tonight through a search:
If you are at stock boost: 7's all around
If you are around 300hp: 7's and 9's
Higher Boost: 9's or higher.
Good luck!
-Rotary4tw
Last edited by Rotary4tw; Sep 26, 2006 at 11:19 PM.
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well all the stores seem to want 7.60 or so for platinum and 6.40ish for non. thanks for the link/store names though, i guess i was trying 2 make a killing on the plug prices. someone has to have a secret supplier lol.
I just put in a new set OEM wires I ordered from Ray the past few days. Hopefully it will help, I also verified that the existing coils are within spec while I had everything taken apart
my car has a few problems which are probably contributing to the quick fouling: slowly leaking coolant seals, and a mystery exhaust leak i can't seem to find. daaamn fds
not sure how rich im running, everything is stock.
Originally Posted by GoodfellaFD3S
I don't foul out race plugs that quickly. You're running too rich. When was the last time your plug wires were changed?
my car has a few problems which are probably contributing to the quick fouling: slowly leaking coolant seals, and a mystery exhaust leak i can't seem to find. daaamn fds
Originally Posted by scrubolio
maybe you want to get tuned so you don't run as rich? so you won't have to lay down 30 so often
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Advance Auto has great prices on NGK plugs. I just run 4 BUR9EQ all around. No real need for platinum IMO. (I run full bolt on's with stock twins)
Hrrmmm... you sure?
I would recommend 7's and 9's for stock to lightly modded, and 9's all around for the 300whp-350whp crew.
Originally Posted by Rotary4tw
If you are at stock boost: 7's all around
If you are around 300hp: 7's and 9's
Higher Boost: 9's or higher.
Good luck!
-Rotary4tw
If you are around 300hp: 7's and 9's
Higher Boost: 9's or higher.
Good luck!
-Rotary4tw
I would recommend 7's and 9's for stock to lightly modded, and 9's all around for the 300whp-350whp crew.
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Originally Posted by afterburn27
Advance Auto has great prices on NGK plugs. I just run 4 BUR9EQ all around. No real need for platinum IMO. (I run full bolt on's with stock twins)
Hrrmmm... you sure?
I would recommend 7's and 9's for stock to lightly modded, and 9's all around for the 300whp-350whp crew.
Hrrmmm... you sure?
I would recommend 7's and 9's for stock to lightly modded, and 9's all around for the 300whp-350whp crew.
running all 7s isn't a good idea. That's not recommended by mazda as far as I know.....factory plugs are 7 leading and 9 trailing.
Originally Posted by afterburn27
Advance Auto has great prices on NGK plugs.
Actually the last time I bought plugs I went with the platinums. The clerk quoted me only about a $1 @ plug more for them.
yeah, Advance has great prices on the BUR9EQ ($5.95 a plug) if you are fouling plugs
you can also pick up a mini spark plug sand blaster from Harbor Freight that mounts to a work bench for about $17 and does a great job of restoring fouled plugs
you can also pick up a mini spark plug sand blaster from Harbor Freight that mounts to a work bench for about $17 and does a great job of restoring fouled plugs
You can get some great prices on stock parts at www.rockauto.com. They sell the plugs for 6.06 and 7.20 for the Ps. However they sell them in packs of 10 for some stupid reason. I use them for parts for most of my "normal" cars though.
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