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Old 09-21-2010, 12:42 PM
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So I have an 87 951 with some mods(+330 to the ground stock turbo, vane meter).... what spark plugs is everyone running?? I have an MSD 6AL with a Blaster coil as well and I dont mind buying the cheap plugs cause the MSD is pretty hard on them. I was mainly wanting to see if anyone has tried those E3 plugs yet. I did the Plugs and coils on my CTT with the factory plugs and I was wondering how well that design would work on a car with a hotter ignition system. Thanks for any info...

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Old 09-21-2010, 03:58 PM
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Its best to stick with the standard copper plugs. I use the Bosch super+ (single electrode) in the factory heat range. This is with using the GM style coil packs used by Electromotive.
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The NGK BPR7ES Spark Plug is good and priced right. Read the forum and you will find that many run them and like the performance.

With a nearly stock car (like mine) the NGK BPR6ES would be the best choice.
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how are you getting 330+ to the wheels with the 26/6?
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Originally Posted by Zeff
how are you getting 330+ to the wheels with the 26/6?
im wondering the same, maybe his running E85 ?
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Originally Posted by Zeff
how are you getting 330+ to the wheels with the 26/6?
Especially since the stock snorkel/afm is only good up to 320whp



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