Spark plug recommendations - 991.1
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Spark plug recommendations - 991.1
Hi all
I’m going to DIY spark plugs. Any recommendations on plugs? Thinking about denso IK22 or beru. Saw some posts saying double platinum better than iridium? Not sure
Also, when should coils be replaced?
cvt
I’m going to DIY spark plugs. Any recommendations on plugs? Thinking about denso IK22 or beru. Saw some posts saying double platinum better than iridium? Not sure
Also, when should coils be replaced?
cvt
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Crazy4PCars (08-13-2020)
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I’ve replaced my plugs twice now. Once at 30k and just recently at 46k when the Soul Exhaust was installed....figured while there, meh. Also did the coils too. First go around I did Bosch, and this time NGK with Beru coils. Car may idle better but can really tell the difference between factory, Bosch, and NGK. Perhaps it just that’s they were not worn enough to notice a real change when I replaced them. Indy installed, so can’t say what the gaps were set too.
#3
I would just stick with Bosch.
And unless you are having some misfires I'd run the coils until failure especially if you are DIY'ing.
FCP has what you need.
https://www.fcpeuro.com/products/por...yenne-fgr5nqe0
https://www.fcpeuro.com/products/por...-99917015190kt
And unless you are having some misfires I'd run the coils until failure especially if you are DIY'ing.
FCP has what you need.
https://www.fcpeuro.com/products/por...yenne-fgr5nqe0
https://www.fcpeuro.com/products/por...-99917015190kt
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Thanks all. Wow. Those Bosch plugs are cheap at $4. So $24 bucks for the change with some sweat and alittle blood (I’m clumsy under a car). I’ll replace the coils next time.
I’ll be coming under the dealer cost of 2600 for a full service quite a bit. Lol.
I’ll be coming under the dealer cost of 2600 for a full service quite a bit. Lol.
#6
Here's my thread on what happened and why I recommend replacing the coils as normal preventative maintenance when doing plug changes. It's only going to cost you $200 for the life of the car.
https://rennlist.com/forums/991/1193...tion-coil.html
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