which spark plugs "6" or"7"s
Seeing as you have a FMIC, I assume you've had a remap and are running more boost/power than std.? (I think from 350+ bhp is considered 7s territory...)
Whatever, I'd use 7s - after all, they can only help in alleviating det, because they are a colder plug. The fact that you've started modifying means you'll invariably carry on, so fit the 7s. There's bugger all cost diff between 6s and 7s, so a no brainer...
Whatever, I'd use 7s - after all, they can only help in alleviating det, because they are a colder plug. The fact that you've started modifying means you'll invariably carry on, so fit the 7s. There's bugger all cost diff between 6s and 7s, so a no brainer...
Last edited by joz8968; Dec 29, 2009 at 02:08 PM.
Trending Topics
£29.23 for a set of 4 delivered, from this seller:-
NGK spark plug PFR7B (plugs) PFR7-B trade price 4853 on eBay (end time 26-Jan-10 13:35:26 GMT)
NGK spark plug PFR7B (plugs) PFR7-B trade price 4853 on eBay (end time 26-Jan-10 13:35:26 GMT)
Seeing as you have a FMIC, I assume you've had a remap and are running more boost/power than std.? (I think from 350+ bhp is considered 7s territory...)
Whatever, I'd use 7s - after all, they can only help in alleviating det, because they are a colder plug. The fact that you've started modifying means you'll invariably carry on, so fit the 7s. There's bugger all cost diff between 6s and 7s, so a no brainer...
Whatever, I'd use 7s - after all, they can only help in alleviating det, because they are a colder plug. The fact that you've started modifying means you'll invariably carry on, so fit the 7s. There's bugger all cost diff between 6s and 7s, so a no brainer...
i like the way you say invariably carry on modifying !!aint that the truth,the pringle sydrome imy missus calls it,once you pop you cant stop lol!!!
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post




