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Old 31 October 2011, 10:46 AM
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Hello

Anybody run these plugs?

What dimensions are impreza bug eye plugs?

My mate runs them on hiss evo and swears by them.
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Thread Diameter 14mm
Thread Reach 19mm
Seat Type flat
Hex Size 21mm
Tip configuration projected
Construction/note Standard construction

That the setup for the bpr8es
Terminal Type Removable
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Old 31 October 2011, 06:23 PM
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Lewis,

You won't find anybody on here using that plug choice in a Subaru I'm afraid.

They may work ok in a Mitsi, but they are not suitable for a Subaru Engine.

The 2.0L Turbo road going Subaru's run either a PFR6B (Std engine) or a PFR7B plug (modified road engine)

Comapred to the plug you are talking about (BPR8ES), the PFR plug has a Platinum Core as opposed to a copper one, a non projected tip & a 14mm Hex insead of a 21mm... You would also find that if you fit an 8 series plug to a road going subaru, it would probably foul the plugs and cause a non start or a missfire situation.

Phil
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Thanks for the info mate pfr7b it is then
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