NGK Iridium Plugs

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youngsyp

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The number is the heat range the plug operates at, 7 being standard grade iirc. With the NGK range of plugs, the lower the number, the hotter the plug. This means that a heat range 6 plug will be too hot for even a GTiR running standard boost !

Stick with the 7 if you're running standard boost, if you're running 1 bar, spec an 8 range plug. Or better still, go for the Denso Iridium range of plugs. IK22 for standard boost and IK24 if you're running 1 bar !

For info, have a look here: www.sparkplugs.co.uk
 
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justin666

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Get some NGK 8's from sparkplugs.co.uk dude and be done with it :thumbsup: :thumbsup: Cheaper than denso's / HKS items and last a damn site longer from personal experience :thumbsup:

J.
 
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paz

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Studlife said:
What would i gap these to if i was aiming for 1 bar


also are you guys familiar with Bosch platinum +4?
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Standard gap pal - they come pre gapped :)

paz
 
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