NGK sparkplug question
FYI, once you start making good power .030 gap will be to big on stock ignition. Also if you run plugs with out the P such as BR7ES or BR8ES they don't run as well becuase they are not a protruding electrode. When I tested them my EGT;s went up and ign timing had to go down.
Originally Posted by GTVEVO
FYI, once you start making good power .030 gap will be to big on stock ignition. Also if you run plugs with out the P such as BR7ES or BR8ES they don't run as well becuase they are not a protruding electrode. When I tested them my EGT;s went up and ign timing had to go down.
Originally Posted by Drifto
Could you elaborate on this. I have always read/heard that the projected tip plugs are more likely to cause knock and more suseptable to damage from knock.
As for gap I was running about .028 on the stock turbo at any levels with no ignition problems. On a bigger turbo I couldn't run that gap over 19psi without ignition problems. I had to move my gap to .025 and be very picky to make sure the entire strap is perfect so I can run some respectible boost until I can purchase an ignition system upgrade.
I am wondering how a tiny difference in plugs can possibly affect the EGT which are almost totally in relation to air fuel mixture. i can understand if the plug is just causing early detonation for some reason.
I see that it has been a while since this thread was last visited, but I'll try this. I have nology wires installed(by myself), and I've had some idling/stalling issue, especially on inclines (ie, driveways, stopping on hills, etc). I still have the stock plugs. Can anyone tell me what is going on? I'm suspecting that I need to upgrade my plugs and gap it correctly. I'd appreciate the help.
Originally Posted by artinist
I am wondering how a tiny difference in plugs can possibly affect the EGT which are almost totally in relation to air fuel mixture. i can understand if the plug is just causing early detonation for some reason.
I just put in the NGK BPR8ES gapped at 24 and my car does not feel as fast, also during my third gear pull, car hesitated at around 6500rpm. My MR has 13000 miles, 330whp, and boosting at 22pounds. Should I stick with stock plugs NGK IGR7ES which are running good. I figured having 100whp more over stock I should change the plugs out. Has anyone used NGK BPR7ES-11 or NGK BKR7ES-11.
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