Help me pick out spark plugs for my 2g

[sprfunk]

Ok, I know, yet another spark plug topic. The problem I (DSM tuner in training) am having is looking at Schucks they have the NGK BPR6ES listed use for only a 1g eclipse. From almost every post I looked up this was the suggested brand, but even the nkg site gives me this model number BPR6EKN for my car. Its suggested that I go with copper so what one would you suggest? Here is a list on shucks (chime in if you have a better selection or place to buy, seeing how I will probably have to ship anyway).
http://www.partsamerica.com/ProductList.aspx?MfrCode=NGK&PartType=960&PTSet=A&SearchFor=Spark+Plugs

Thanks guys.

 

[housegsx]

Get the NGK BPR6ES. They are the oem plugs.

 

[turbosax2]

Get the NGK BPR6ES. They are the oem plugs.

+5 billion.

 

[sprfunk]

Were do you get yours from?

 

[snowborder714]

Get the BPR6ES plugs. You can get them from NAPA, Advance Auto Parts (they go by a different part number there I believe though), and possibly some other local shops.

 

[turbosax2]

Were do you get yours from?

Napa.

 

[housegsx]

Yep, all those places and I think Pepboys usually carry a lot of them.

 

[Defiant]

BPR6EKN is the stock plug for 2G turbos, as you'll read in your Owner's Manual

They are a dual-electrode plug which work no better, but cost more than BPR6ES plugs, which is why they are the universal DSM spark plug.

 

[emoguitarboy]

Yep, all those places and I think Pepboys usually carry a lot of them.

+1 pepboys....its the closest to my house (10-15 mintue drive)

 

[DGajre777]

Carquest or NAPA.

 

[DsmDave95]

mitsubishi dealership, have one 10 min away from my house

 

[sprfunk]

Ok cool, I was just worried the BPR6ES would not fit perfectly, to long or short. But I will try to find a shop that has them for me. As always you guys did great helping me .

 

[just2asian]

You can always go a step colder with your setup too with a set of bpr7es

 

[mat_80]

You can always go a step colder with your setup too with a set of bpr7es

That's the best if you want to increase some boost, by the way 16psi it's what everyone recommend if you have no moods

 

[snowborder714]

You can always go a step colder with your setup too with a set of bpr7es

According to OP's profile, there is hardly anything done to the car. The 7ES's would most likely hurt performance if installed. They are usually used on a medium modified car running higher than 18psi of boost. I would say stick with the 6ES's properly gapped to .028".

 

[sprfunk]

Ok thanks all, I just got back from the parts store and found a dsmer with a crazy fast 1g.

 

[sprfunk]

I just installed spark plugs, 3 had the normal black build up, one cylinder was running lean because it had white. I am going to look more into that...

 

[sprfunk]

Well, you guys were spot on. BPR6ES are working great and my car has not idled this well since I can remember. No Platinum plugs (on a dsm) ever again. Thanks all.