Colder Spark Plugs
10-17-2003, 10:51 AM
#11
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Re:Colder Spark Plugs
i just found a very good right up a bout colder NGK plugs... here it is
http://www.extrememotorsports.com/plugfaq.htm
still looking for the exact ones i need for my car though...if anyone knows or finds out, holla!
http://www.extrememotorsports.com/plugfaq.htm
still looking for the exact ones i need for my car though...if anyone knows or finds out, holla!
10-17-2003, 12:32 PM
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Re:Colder Spark Plugs
from that website
"As you can see, our heat rating number goes up as speed, load and temperature go up. In other words, higher numbers are colder plugs. A colder plug simply has a better ability to cool itself."
So I guess you were right all the time. BCPR7e-11, will be a colder plug. Now when where and how much colder you need it, i'm not sure, I'll keep checking
"As you can see, our heat rating number goes up as speed, load and temperature go up. In other words, higher numbers are colder plugs. A colder plug simply has a better ability to cool itself."
So I guess you were right all the time. BCPR7e-11, will be a colder plug. Now when where and how much colder you need it, i'm not sure, I'll keep checking
10-17-2003, 12:41 PM
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Re:Colder Spark Plugs
I found this, it shows a few different ngk's BCPR7 plugs
http://www.southernms.com/online/pdfs/electrical.pdf
and here they have the bcpr7e spark plugs from $2.00 each
http://www.clubplug.net/retail_complete_ngk.html
I'm still looking at how and were to find them locally. I know I bought a set of these from a local racing shop about 2 years ago.
http://www.southernms.com/online/pdfs/electrical.pdf
and here they have the bcpr7e spark plugs from $2.00 each
http://www.clubplug.net/retail_complete_ngk.html
I'm still looking at how and were to find them locally. I know I bought a set of these from a local racing shop about 2 years ago.
10-17-2003, 02:22 PM
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Re:Colder Spark Plugs
OK now i'm mad!! I just did that projekteg!! These idiots still cant help me get em! I saw on a list linked above the BCPR7e-11 which is exactly like the OEM's but one step colder, i called around and they cant find em!!! this is starting to bug me!! Where the hell did all these HMT's members get their colder plugs and which ones did they use.....TELL ME!!!! I'm just looking for one step colder plug for my crx si that are perferably NGK but will use anything as long as they work just as good and do the trick... HELP
10-17-2003, 04:22 PM
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Re:Colder Spark Plugs
Just go to an universal parts store, I'm sure they've got what you need.
Anyway, an easy way to check if you really get colder plugs is to measure the dept of the hole around the center of the plug. If it is a colder plug there will be more metal around the core (to conduct heat away) and the hole will be less deep.
Anyway, an easy way to check if you really get colder plugs is to measure the dept of the hole around the center of the plug. If it is a colder plug there will be more metal around the core (to conduct heat away) and the hole will be less deep.
10-17-2003, 05:34 PM
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Re:Colder Spark Plugs
I guess I was wrong. 
I always thought it was lower to go colder. Good thing I never used colder plugs(or tried to anyways). I can't believe the parts store can't order them for you. Checker can order anything you need and have it within a day or two out here. I think they are just being *****. Go somewhere else. 
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I always thought it was lower to go colder. Good thing I never used colder plugs(or tried to anyways). I can't believe the parts store can't order them for you. Checker can order anything you need and have it within a day or two out here. I think they are just being *****. Go somewhere else. __________________
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