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Sanxta
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Yes, I know, covered in detail . . . what are the best performance orientated plugs for this engine? I am currently firing off NGK Iridiums, but have heard these are long-lasting, not conductive as other (copper?) plugs

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you would probably get a better response if you posted these in the tech part of the forum :)
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Post by Al »

moved 8)

IMO you shouldnt be looking for a hp increase with ur sparkplugs. As long as it delivers a reliable spark why bother chasing a 1hp increase?
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Al wrote:moved 8)

IMO you shouldnt be looking for a hp increase with ur sparkplugs. As long as it delivers a reliable spark why bother chasing a 1hp increase?


Agreed. As long as the plugs are the correct heat range have the right gap and run the car they will be ok.
Stick with NGK brand or genuine denso. Probably BKR6EP-11 's. Drop the 11 off the end for a turbo or superchared version.
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genine plugs for 20v are denso pk20r11 for both ae101 and ae111.

can do you a set for $55
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