Evo 9 Spark Plug List, Also how to read plugs.
Here is a list I compiled from a few post:
NGK:
LFR7AIX - Stock Heat Range ($8.00 each sparkplugs.com), For those with local advance autos ($12.99 each)
ILFR7H - Factory Plug ($11.71 each sparkplugs.com), For those with local advance autos ($18.99 each)
Denso:
IKH22 - Stock Heat Range ($11.95 each sparkplugs.com)
IKH24 - 1 Step Colder ($11.95 each sparkplugs.com)
Stock/Lightly modded cars I would use stock heat range.
Full Bolt-on/Swaped Turbo cars I would recommend colder plugs.
Stock Gap is .032
And how to read the plugs:
http://www.ngksparkplugs.com/techinf...q/faqread2.asp
NGK:
LFR7AIX - Stock Heat Range ($8.00 each sparkplugs.com), For those with local advance autos ($12.99 each)
ILFR7H - Factory Plug ($11.71 each sparkplugs.com), For those with local advance autos ($18.99 each)
Denso:
IKH22 - Stock Heat Range ($11.95 each sparkplugs.com)
IKH24 - 1 Step Colder ($11.95 each sparkplugs.com)
Stock/Lightly modded cars I would use stock heat range.
Full Bolt-on/Swaped Turbo cars I would recommend colder plugs.
Stock Gap is .032
And how to read the plugs:
http://www.ngksparkplugs.com/techinf...q/faqread2.asp
Yeah...its not good to use EVO8 plugs in a 9 like I posted in the above thread. OptionsAuto sells cheaper plugs for the 9
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I would guess these stockers have only about 8-9k on them, but they have been used with tuning meth, cams, a green, new injectors etc and haven't been changed. I think they are gapped around .024 right now.
Just thought maybe I should use the colder plugs because of my recent mods and spiking 30psi. No?
Just thought maybe I should use the colder plugs because of my recent mods and spiking 30psi. No?
This is a good thread to keep everything together I think, so I'm going to add. This should be corrected in the first post!
Stock gap for IX plugs is 0.020 - 0.024. This is different from the VIIIs.. so us folks with IXs need to be aware of this when reading about what other people gap their plugs to. Below is from the IX service manual..
Stock gap for IX plugs is 0.020 - 0.024. This is different from the VIIIs.. so us folks with IXs need to be aware of this when reading about what other people gap their plugs to. Below is from the IX service manual..
Last edited by mrich82; Feb 1, 2008 at 09:17 PM.
If anyone has the part number to order them at the local advance auto like previously stated here i would love to have them. The reason i say this is i have worked there for 3 or 4 years now and i cant get the bumber to cross. Used the part numbers in here and all. The only way i can get them through work is through the home office and they are EXPENSIVE to say the least.
Oh and wouldnt everyone agree its about time for new plugs for me. The car falls on its face up top and has 45k on the stockers with ful bolt ones since about 10k
Oh and wouldnt everyone agree its about time for new plugs for me. The car falls on its face up top and has 45k on the stockers with ful bolt ones since about 10k





