TsiRacer93
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- Aug 9, 2002
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yea so my cars got like 100,000 miles on it, what are some good plugs to be using? i was thinkin bosh 4s but someone told me they would be bad for my car..
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Spark plugs have NO effect on fuel cut.ThaGremlin said:.. something to make my car run alittle better and maybe help from fuel cut. .
JiveMasterT said:well my car is mostly stock except for an intake, turbo back exhaust, and a clutch, and i believe the fuel pump was rewired by the guy before me because it seems to run a little rich. so that brings me to my question... what spark plugs should i be running? should i run the factory BPR6ES or some BPR7ES? thanks.
RamenPride said:BPR6ES. If you're running ruch, colder plugs are going to foul more quickly.
You don't touch the valve cover when you change plugs. Just the wire cover. Snug them, it's just a trim item.ReallyHighMiles said:I need to know things like what to torque down my valve cover to because I hear they crack easy.
Or a piece of fuel hose to start the plugs. Use a touch of antiseize on the threads.swing lo said:And please don't drop the plugs in the holes when you install them. Use the plug tool with the rubber that holds them.
Defiant said:Or a piece of fuel hose to start the plugs. Use a touch of antiseize on the threads.