FraudulentNeon
11-24-2003, 10:03 PM
I was just wondering if these plugs would be okay for my 50shot set up. I honestly don't know if they're for the WRX, the seller is throwing them in and he used the kit on a Type R. What are the best/cheapest plugs I should get for my nitrous equipped WRX running 16lbs of boost?
Uncle Scotty
11-24-2003, 10:31 PM
That would be a copper core, one step colder than stock, replacement plug for your EJ20.
Those should do the trick.
Don't use platnium plugs with nitrous, don't know about iridium.
V REX
11-25-2003, 02:10 AM
Exactly what Scotty said. I use BKR7ES-11(copper, one step colder). Don't use the BKR7EVX-11, it's plantinum. Also make sure you use 37 nitrous and 22 fuel jet to start...that's the jetting for the wrx kit.
Uncle Scotty
11-25-2003, 02:38 AM
Don't get the -11's..they are pre-gapped to .11mm(~.044") and to get the proper gap the electrode must be bent too far and poor performance can result.
The BKR7E is pre-gapped .7mm-.8mm(~.028"-.031") and are prefered for this reason.
I got mine(had to be ordered) from NAPA for $1.99ea.
V REX
11-25-2003, 08:55 PM
Originally posted by Uncle Scotty
Don't get the -11's..they are pre-gapped to .11mm(~.044") and to get the proper gap the electrode must be bent too far and poor performance can result.
The BKR7E is pre-gapped .7mm-.8mm(~.028"-.031") and are prefered for this reason.
I got mine(had to be ordered) from NAPA for $1.99ea.
So they are just BKR7E? nothing else? I did have to gap mine way down, no problems but good to know for next time.
thanks
Uncle Scotty
11-26-2003, 12:04 AM
Yeah....no 'dash number'....Just:
BKR7E
cjm04WRX
11-26-2003, 09:12 AM
Do not use Iridium. The electrode will melt right off and cause Nitrous backfires and mis-fires. Bad, Bad, Bad.
Subaloo
11-26-2003, 11:39 AM
BKR7E is the way to go :)