are these the right spark plugs for my turbo?
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are these the right spark plugs for my turbo?
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I am retawded
found the plugs here for cheap!!!:
http://ngk.carshopinc.com/product_in...id/81166/BKR7E
I am retawded
found the plugs here for cheap!!!:
http://ngk.carshopinc.com/product_in...id/81166/BKR7E
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just a random question guys, where can we get the fittings to tap and feed the return line to the oil pan, i have the actual plumbing from the turbo i just need to tap the pan etc.
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1. The plugs are correct if your running a none turbo. If your running a turbo you need to run a NGK BKR6EIX. Its one step colder. I regapped mine to 0.35. Its also an iridium plug and a little pricey but well worth it.
2. As for gapping 0.30 is way to low. Look at the sticker underneath your hood. It say like 0.36-0.41 i think. Thats for stock or non turbo. You want a smaller gap when turboing.
3. As for the oil return line plumbing, Just remove the lower oil pan and have drill a hole in it and weld the fitting in. This way you know it wont leak.
2. As for gapping 0.30 is way to low. Look at the sticker underneath your hood. It say like 0.36-0.41 i think. Thats for stock or non turbo. You want a smaller gap when turboing.
3. As for the oil return line plumbing, Just remove the lower oil pan and have drill a hole in it and weld the fitting in. This way you know it wont leak.
The pan i drilled works it just sux. I need a new one.
On topic: i thought the bkr7e's were two steps colder plugs then stock?
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rrms istructions say gap to .30 and i thought i just needed 1 step closer.
and as for the fitting, where can i find the fittings to hook up the drain?
and as for the fitting, where can i find the fittings to hook up the drain?
The Bkr7e's are the evo plugs. Everyone has them listed wrong for the lancer. Our stock motor runs a 5 series plug. By NGK standards, the higher the number the colder the plug. So a 6 would be one step higher.
As for the drain just go to the hardware store.
As for the drain just go to the hardware store.
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so wait you went one step colder not 2 like a reputable company like rrm gives with theyre kit??? is this effective... i went to pep boys and autozone and no luck with the ones suggested.
Searched the given stock # on Ebay and came up with this... ( http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/4-New...spagenameZWDVW ). Neon?


