Single Turbo so don't use BUR9EQ?
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Single Turbo so don't use BUR9EQ?
Ok so I just completed my single swap and am headed to the local parts shop for some new plugs. I was told I need colder then BUR9EQ plugs but I wasn't sure what I should go to though. Could anyone with a similier setup let me know what type of plugs your running? Thanks guys.
Setup:
GT35/40R
1300/550 INjectors
Walbro 255lph pump
FMIC
3" HKS Exhaust
Setup:
GT35/40R
1300/550 INjectors
Walbro 255lph pump
FMIC
3" HKS Exhaust
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i had break up with 9's all around. i guess everyone is different. i also use a different plug. this plug was listed on the forum years ago and has worked great for me its a 10* and they also come in 11* ngk v power r5671a-10. worked great on my 427whp setup no break up at all. also they cost 1.80 a plug and you can use the 5/8 socket which is nice. since they are so cheap i change them every 2k miles.
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For 400 rwhp, I run the stocker 9's in the LEADING positions, and BR10EIX in the trailing positions and I get a nice color on them and no break up.
The BR10EIX do require a thin wall socket which typically runs 50+ dollars and can be hard to find at the local store. I just took a standard cheap-o 3 dollar Craftsman socket and carefully used my bench grinder to grind down part of the tip (till it fits). Don't grind down more than you have to, and don't try to overtighten the plugs and it should work ok.
The BR10EIX do require a thin wall socket which typically runs 50+ dollars and can be hard to find at the local store. I just took a standard cheap-o 3 dollar Craftsman socket and carefully used my bench grinder to grind down part of the tip (till it fits). Don't grind down more than you have to, and don't try to overtighten the plugs and it should work ok.
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There aren't any BR#EGV plugs. They are non resistor and are B#EGVs.
The iridiums are resistor thus you have BR#EIX.
If not available locally: http://www.sparkplugs.com/
The iridiums are resistor thus you have BR#EIX.
If not available locally: http://www.sparkplugs.com/
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Ok so I just completed my single swap and am headed to the local parts shop for some new plugs. I was told I need colder then BUR9EQ plugs but I wasn't sure what I should go to though. Could anyone with a similier setup let me know what type of plugs your running? Thanks guys.
Setup:
GT35/40R
1300/550 INjectors
Walbro 255lph pump
FMIC
3" HKS Exhaust
Setup:
GT35/40R
1300/550 INjectors
Walbro 255lph pump
FMIC
3" HKS Exhaust
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Ok so I just completed my single swap and am headed to the local parts shop for some new plugs. I was told I need colder then BUR9EQ plugs but I wasn't sure what I should go to though. Could anyone with a similier setup let me know what type of plugs your running? Thanks guys.
Setup:
GT35/40R
1300/550 INjectors
Walbro 255lph pump
FMIC
3" HKS Exhaust
Setup:
GT35/40R
1300/550 INjectors
Walbro 255lph pump
FMIC
3" HKS Exhaust
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