Turbo 2.4's: What plugs are you using?
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mine are behaving pretty good. They have been on for a year or so with no issues. I would say i would buy them again. I heard copper would be better performing tho but with more maintenance. but now they are misfiring.
Last edited by celicacobalt; 07-03-2008 at 01:26 PM.
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thats why I put 'like'
I buy the $1.77 plugs and they work perfect
tried the zex and went back to the bkr7e's
still, $50 is way too steep
I buy the $1.77 plugs and they work perfect
tried the zex and went back to the bkr7e's
still, $50 is way too steep
Last edited by Doc; 05-25-2008 at 10:31 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
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i cant fidn the NGK Iridium LTR6IX-11's onadvance auto...would they still have them if they arent listed on their site?
they have these listed... http://www.partsamerica.com/ProductD...pe=960&PTSet=A
the only difference between the two are the long lifes have longer reach into the cylinder
they have these listed... http://www.partsamerica.com/ProductD...pe=960&PTSet=A
the only difference between the two are the long lifes have longer reach into the cylinder
Last edited by mike25; 05-30-2008 at 11:51 AM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
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i cant fidn the NGK Iridium LTR6IX-11's onadvance auto...would they still have them if they arent listed on their site?
they have these listed... http://www.partsamerica.com/ProductD...pe=960&PTSet=A
the only difference between the two are the long lifes have longer reach into the cylinder
they have these listed... http://www.partsamerica.com/ProductD...pe=960&PTSet=A
the only difference between the two are the long lifes have longer reach into the cylinder
#19
gap: whatever stage 2 ss/sc's are running. I forgot. .034"?
Copper plugs: cheap, reliable and did I mention cheap?
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i got mine from NAPA as well.
They did not have any actually in "stock", but they had them at theire warehouse in a nearby city. So I had to wait about an hour.
Those would be the ones. However I made the grave mistake of letting the wife help me by holding them....she dropped one and bent the tip. took me awhile, some pliers and a gap tool to get it back to normal.
They did not have any actually in "stock", but they had them at theire warehouse in a nearby city. So I had to wait about an hour.
Those would be the ones. However I made the grave mistake of letting the wife help me by holding them....she dropped one and bent the tip. took me awhile, some pliers and a gap tool to get it back to normal.
Last edited by Turbo06Sedan; 05-31-2008 at 09:08 AM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
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Quick question - I'm looking at NGK's website and they recommend LTR5IX-11 for the 2.4L. Any particular reason why you all are going for the 6IX? And where did the recommendation for that particular plug come from?
I'm having a hard time finding the 6IX right now, but just looking on the web - haven't tried a parts store as I'm not planning to install for a couple weeks still..
I'm having a hard time finding the 6IX right now, but just looking on the web - haven't tried a parts store as I'm not planning to install for a couple weeks still..
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Quick question - I'm looking at NGK's website and they recommend LTR5IX-11 for the 2.4L. Any particular reason why you all are going for the 6IX? And where did the recommendation for that particular plug come from?
I'm having a hard time finding the 6IX right now, but just looking on the web - haven't tried a parts store as I'm not planning to install for a couple weeks still..
I'm having a hard time finding the 6IX right now, but just looking on the web - haven't tried a parts store as I'm not planning to install for a couple weeks still..
#25
lol nice exclamation point usage!!! yea the only difference in those plugs is life because i was wondering the same...coppers better but doesnt last as long