NGK BPR7ES plugs for Evo IX
Jun 19, 2007, 03:05 PM
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NGK BPR7ES plugs for Evo IX
I have tried searching but have not found much. I just picked up some plugs, haven't installed them yet, but want to know if the BPR7ES is the proper plug for a IX with a few bolt ons. Also what gap would be best, stock?
Jun 19, 2007, 03:43 PM
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k, so do you know which plugs I should get for the IX? I am for some reason just having one hell of a time finding out what kind of plugs I can get besides OEM
. I'm just looking to go one step colder. So hopefully someone can help me.
. I'm just looking to go one step colder. So hopefully someone can help me.
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Jun 19, 2007, 04:35 PM
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and you wont be able to find them at the store more then likely. Go to spark plugs . com and type in that model number... that is the cheapest place i have found them.
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depends on how you use your car, if you track it, if you run leaded race fuel etc.... when i changed mine the first time, they were pretty nasty looking
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