Spark Plugs

[Dredknut]

I am due to replace my plugs and I am going with NGK, however I need confirmation on which plug I need to go with. I am not chipped, still on stock software.

I have searched and came up with NGK Iridium IX BKR6EIX #6418. Are these the plugs I need since I am not chipped? I understand BKR7EIX are one heat range colder, and are only for use with chipped cars.

I am just looking for someone to confirm this before I hit that buy it now button...

 

[kidthunder]

id say just put the stock plugs

 

[Wild Hare]

I'm modded and have the stock heat range with no problems, even on hot days.

 

[FliGi7]

The BKR6 line is the correct heat range. However, don't go with Iridium. It's a waste if you have half a brain and can take 10 minutes to change the plugs every 30k on your own. Go with the regular copper NGK's BKR6E. I have had nothing but excellent results with the NGK copper's in many vehicles, and so have others.

Side note, make sure you properly gap them, regardless if they come pre-gapped as they can get jostled around and change the gapping.

 

[Viking445]

Hey Flig what the propper gap I had it written down but lost it.

 

[Dredknut]

Hey Flig what the propper gap I had it written down but lost it.

I've read its 0.030"

 

[FliGi7]

According to the DIY here:

http://www.************/blog/archives/9

.030"

 

[skateboy918]

i know the DIY saids 0.030" but i'm almost 100% positive the OEM STOCK gap is 0.032" (i have 4 OEM i took out at 15k and just measure them to be all 0.032", plus on ngk.com, the OEM replacement are also listed at 0.032")

 

[turbodub99]

copper plugs should be changed every oil change no?