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I have searched and there are just too many different plugs that people are using. I am going to be running a maximum of 12psi on my pfab/ custom turbo setup...it has a log manifold so im guessing 400whp will be the maximum that im gonna get out of it. I was thinking a NGK V-Power copper plug thats 2 heat ranges colder, what plugs are you guys using? THANKS!!!
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my Greddy plugs are $80.00..............way toooooo much
These were recommended to me, by Courage.
http://www.sparkplugs.com/more_info.asp?AAIA=&pid=3252
They ARE SO MUCH cheaper, only thing is they are Copper, I dont mind changing them more often (every oil change), but would I be better off sticking with Irdiums, or do they just last longer?
I will be getting tuned wit the METH in NOV so I will have my plugs in by then
These were recommended to me, by Courage.
http://www.sparkplugs.com/more_info.asp?AAIA=&pid=3252
They ARE SO MUCH cheaper, only thing is they are Copper, I dont mind changing them more often (every oil change), but would I be better off sticking with Irdiums, or do they just last longer?
I will be getting tuned wit the METH in NOV so I will have my plugs in by then
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Get the NGK BKR8EIX.
NGK Iridium plug, resistor type, one heat range colder than stock (8).
They cost around 7-8 dollars each and i use them and really like them.
Whatever you do dont get Denso iridiums, they are horrible.
NGK Iridium plug, resistor type, one heat range colder than stock (8).
They cost around 7-8 dollars each and i use them and really like them.
Whatever you do dont get Denso iridiums, they are horrible.
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Originally Posted by TRBOKEV,Oct 1 2008, 03:09 PM
Get the NGK BKR8EIX.
NGK Iridium plug, resistor type, one heat range colder than stock (8).
They cost around 7-8 dollars each and i use them and really like them.
Whatever you do dont get Denso iridiums, they are horrible.
NGK Iridium plug, resistor type, one heat range colder than stock (8).
They cost around 7-8 dollars each and i use them and really like them.
Whatever you do dont get Denso iridiums, they are horrible.
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Originally Posted by AndyFloyd,Oct 1 2008, 12:25 PM
I have searched and there are just too many different plugs that people are using. I am going to be running a maximum of 12psi on my pfab/ custom turbo setup...it has a log manifold so im guessing 400whp will be the maximum that im gonna get out of it. I was thinking a NGK V-Power copper plug thats 2 heat ranges colder, what plugs are you guys using? THANKS!!!
But I hope you hit 400!