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Old 13 November 2005, 04:58 PM
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What plugs for a 2.5 running 450-500 bhp make, part numbers and where from cheap Cheers John
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Come on some one should know! with all the high powered impreza's i keep reading about on here John....
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id say a grade 8 or equivalent but ive never found any as im after some too...
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Thanks for the reply m8! was thinking i was on my own in here.

grade 8 yeah i know that, was wanting part number or another make other than NGK and a place to get tham for £30 a set lol

but again thanks for the responce we'll just keep sending it to the top and someone might help
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LFR6AIX-11 NGK Iridium

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Denso Iridium plug 5344
Old 15 November 2005, 05:22 PM
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Originally Posted by BVM
LFR6AIX-11 NGK Iridium

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Denso Iridium plug 5344
Heard Denso's are bad news, never heard of LFR6AIX-11 NGK Iridium will these do 500bhp and how much
Old 15 November 2005, 07:46 PM
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Also interested
Currently running PFR7B's and they'll need changing soon!
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I only use NGK so I cant comment on any other brand. LFR6AIX-11 = 6619 is the stock number if that helps you find them. Price... shouldnt cost you more than 30 quid for a set of 4.
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That look OK for a std Scoob, but we are talking 400+ bhp 2.5's here

NGK PFR7B's are a few quid a set more than the LFR6AIX-11's

Looks like the next step colder plug will be something like an NGK R7435-8 At £23.....Each!!!
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going to try some NGK BKR8 there between a 7 and a racing 8 Stockcar put me on to them going to try them coz my 7's are fooked so need new ones anyway see if i can get 1.8 bar with gt35 compressor trying to blow them out lol
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that LFR code looks more like a Normally Aspirated part number..................pfr6b's for std motors..............

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