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Old 10-04-2008, 08:29 PM
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Sparkplugs for high HP Cars???

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what plugs is everyone using and what kind of gap?? I have to drop the motor next week for the new Protomotive intermediate intake and thought i should replace the plugs.. right now im using denso double plat. pk20pr-p8


thanks for the input

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Tim , ask Todd i cant remember what im using it was whatever he recomended.i think those are it .
 
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Originally Posted by unvmym3
Tim , ask Todd i cant remember what im using it was whatever he recomended.i think those are it .
im pretty sure your right todd used the denso pk.. now get out there and drive your car man!! and be sure to make a video so i can can enjoy it also
 
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Your using the right ones, just replace them and go enjoy that beast.
 
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ur denso are the ones u should have... they come pre gapped... just put them in and go...
 
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Originally Posted by MARKSKI
ur denso are the ones u should have... they come pre gapped... just put them in and go...
thanks mark... where have you been lately??

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Originally Posted by colorinc
thanks mark... where have you been lately??

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Any problems with Bosch FR6-LDC ?
 
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Any problems with Bosch FR6-LDC ?
They are fine for boost pressures under 1.2 bar.
 
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ok ordered the the pk20pr-p8 and also the pk22pr8 (these are one step colder plug) all the research i have done suggests the the more horsepower u make the the colder plug you should use... anyways ill try em and let u know how they turn out.... by the way the heat range on the pk20pr-p8 is the same as the stock plug... i did most of my research here

http://www.globaldenso.com/PLUG/spec/index.html

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What about IK 22?they were shipped to me together with the k24/18g turbos...
 
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Originally Posted by roadsterdoc
They are fine for boost pressures under 1.2 bar.
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Originally Posted by robmd99
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Hi Rob! Just having spotty internet service since Ike, and I've been super busy. Mia just turned 4 on 10/1. Apologies to all for going off topic.
 
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