Spark plugs and Spark Plug Gap
#2
Since I work for a dealership, I stick with OEM plugs...I think there Densos?
About the gap, I couldn't help you on that. I figure since they're gapped already, just drop them in!
Someone will chime on this soon!
About the gap, I couldn't help you on that. I figure since they're gapped already, just drop them in!
Someone will chime on this soon!
#9
NGK V-Power Copper plugs, .035
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/vie...18921&start=20
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=207682
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https://www.scionlife.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=207682
#11
It's probably said before but the 2006 xB are gap to 0.031 (owners manual). NGK has a separate item number for the 2006 xB/xA plugs vs previous years and is plugged at 0.032 (vs. 0.044). I'm not sure what changed for the 2006 system.
The owners manual references an NGK V-power plug item number. However, I'm switching to G-Power platinum due to the high cost of Iridium.
The owners manual references an NGK V-power plug item number. However, I'm switching to G-Power platinum due to the high cost of Iridium.
#13
Originally Posted by boxman27
how about those pulse plugs anyone run those?
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