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24th Apr, 2008 at 05:09:18pm

brought some plugs NGK 6464 BPR6E mini sport said they would be fine is this true. Look a bit longer the plug wont it the pistons. Scared put them in lol.

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Basingstoke

24th Apr, 2008 at 05:17:13pm

is it a turbo or an na engine.

Assuming its a turbo, i'd say 6s were a little warm. I use (and so do a fair few people on here) NGK BPR7ES plugs

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24th Apr, 2008 at 06:08:45pm

I used the BP6ET's for about 2 years and they were fine, I then switched to the BPR7ES when I up'd the boost and changed to MJ.

7's would probably be better.

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Basingstoke

24th Apr, 2008 at 07:40:00pm

have just seen the other thread about running 15psi, yeah, 6s really aren't what you need. In the summer you may even want to go to 8s.

Do a search, there is a shitload of info on this, it really helped me when i was having plug issues.
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