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ajelliott 27-07-2015 05:07 PM

spark plugs
 
Im going to be replacing my plugs as not sure when they were changed last.
which would be my better option? Im not running completely standard.

Just a decat 3inch pipe and an after market air filter

Also is it worth changing the leads too..... and where to get them

Ginola 27-07-2015 05:36 PM

NGK PFR7b should be your preferred plug if "a little more than standard" over 450bhp I would start thinking about racing 8's

Depends on the condition of the leads in my opinion if they look decent I wouldnt change them out.

C. J. 27-07-2015 05:59 PM

I run pfr7b's in mine there fine at 600

ajelliott 27-07-2015 06:23 PM

Thanks guys. Ill go for the 7bs then.

As far as leads are concerned i would say they look okay but never sure. Plus they came of a mates as he was given a brand new set

Consti 27-07-2015 08:56 PM

+1, I also use pfr7b's

KevP84 29-07-2015 10:03 AM

ive got 7s to go in mine

ajelliott 13-09-2015 09:25 AM

Im buying my new pfr7 plugs tomorrow. Do i need to gap them to a specific measurement or is it just a case of out them in and go

C. J. 13-09-2015 10:50 AM

.65 classic
.7 newage

ajelliott 13-09-2015 02:15 PM

Thanks CJ

Tallerabarth 20-03-2020 11:37 PM

If I use NGK iridium, the separation between electrode and earth, must the original one that the 1.1 mm spark plug has? or should it be reduced as specified in the 0.7 mm manual? for models with turbo


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