Did I buy the wrong spark plugs ?
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Did I buy the wrong spark plugs ?
Hello All!
I am getting back into working on my evo after being out of the country for work. I am pretty green but am really eager to learn and make mistakes! I started the car up and to my surprise it runs pretty good, there are a lot of things that need sorted but that is why I am here for help. My first plan is to freshen everything up. I ordered a new oil filter and oil and spark plugs. The plugs I ordered are NGK BPR8ES, from the research I did these are a step colder than stock and should be fine on my application. But I am doubting myself !?!?!?! Also, I would usually reach out to my tuner for this info but apparently they are no longer is business
(CBRD) If these plugs are okay, what is a good gap ?
Any response is appreciated, thanks for reading!
I am getting back into working on my evo after being out of the country for work. I am pretty green but am really eager to learn and make mistakes! I started the car up and to my surprise it runs pretty good, there are a lot of things that need sorted but that is why I am here for help. My first plan is to freshen everything up. I ordered a new oil filter and oil and spark plugs. The plugs I ordered are NGK BPR8ES, from the research I did these are a step colder than stock and should be fine on my application. But I am doubting myself !?!?!?! Also, I would usually reach out to my tuner for this info but apparently they are no longer is business
(CBRD) If these plugs are okay, what is a good gap ?Any response is appreciated, thanks for reading!
Hello All!
I am getting back into working on my evo after being out of the country for work. I am pretty green but am really eager to learn and make mistakes! I started the car up and to my surprise it runs pretty good, there are a lot of things that need sorted but that is why I am here for help. My first plan is to freshen everything up. I ordered a new oil filter and oil and spark plugs. The plugs I ordered are NGK BPR8ES, from the research I did these are a step colder than stock and should be fine on my application. But I am doubting myself !?!?!?! Also, I would usually reach out to my tuner for this info but apparently they are no longer is business (CBRD) If these plugs are okay, what is a good gap ?
Any response is appreciated, thanks for reading!
I am getting back into working on my evo after being out of the country for work. I am pretty green but am really eager to learn and make mistakes! I started the car up and to my surprise it runs pretty good, there are a lot of things that need sorted but that is why I am here for help. My first plan is to freshen everything up. I ordered a new oil filter and oil and spark plugs. The plugs I ordered are NGK BPR8ES, from the research I did these are a step colder than stock and should be fine on my application. But I am doubting myself !?!?!?! Also, I would usually reach out to my tuner for this info but apparently they are no longer is business
(CBRD) If these plugs are okay, what is a good gap ?Any response is appreciated, thanks for reading!
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