Spark plugs

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Feb 24, 2009
  #1  
Hi everyone,

What would be a good, high performance spark plug to use, and buy at my local auto store? Thanks.
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Feb 24, 2009
  #2  
Re: Spark plugs
theres no such thing really as a 'high performance' spark plug. unless you're seriously modified, just get some OEM NGK spark plugs.
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Feb 24, 2009
  #3  
Re: Spark plugs
NGK BKR7E there good to about 500hp they work wonderful won't give you any issues, they are some of the best spark plugs you can stick in a honda and they are cheap (about $1.75 a piece) and they are perfect at a stock level
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Feb 24, 2009
  #4  
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U don't need it but if u want it grab some iridium plus by ngk, really all hi-po plugs will do is burn a hole... through ur wallet, and basic bolt ons like intake header and exhaust u won't see anything, might as well just get oem plats then save up and do cam work or a turbo
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Feb 25, 2009
  #5  
Re: Spark plugs
Yea, NGK or Denso I think our cars mostly come with Denso. Putting high output plugs on our cars will probably cause them to run shitty. Happened to me with my old Volvo when I did it.
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Feb 25, 2009
  #6  
Re: Spark plugs
NGK BKR7E are not high out put plugs just make sure you have resistor type plugs
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Feb 25, 2009
  #7  
Re: Spark plugs
spend ur money on some pulstar!!!! they add madd ****** p0Wa!
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Feb 25, 2009
  #8  
Re: Spark plugs
i use nology plugs. silver is the best conductor available for spark plugs. platinum is second. iridum is super hard, so it's the most durable, but also the least conductive.

problem: not available at most stores, need to order. about $7 a plug.
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Feb 25, 2009
  #9  
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^but really, sticking with some oem or NKG IX are more than enough...

its not gonna do anything dramatic as far as ur engine is concerened. you might gain that .09hp but thats about it. will it save you gas? sure it will in comparasion to old plugs...

there is just no reason/need to spend alot of money on these.
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Feb 25, 2009
  #10  
Re: Spark plugs
Quote: i use nology plugs. silver is the best conductor available for spark plugs. platinum is second. iridum is super hard, so it's the most durable, but also the least conductive.

problem: not available at most stores, need to order. about $7 a plug.
A lot of people don't realize it but it does really matter about which metal is the best conductor you need to use what the motor was designed for this is why you can't use bosch in these engines, and is why Denso or NGK is the best and safest bet to run in a honda motor. these engines were designed to run on these. there is no reason to spend 50 bucks on a set of plugs when $5 will give you a better result.
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Feb 25, 2009
  #11  
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i'm thinking about trying pulstar...
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Feb 25, 2009
  #12  
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^i was joking about getting them. dont waste ur money. there have been alot of dyno's with these thing and it doesnt increase hp (infact, the NGK iridium IX gabe more HP than these)

it was dynoed and tested on a dodge SRT-4.
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