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Maguyver 12-17-2008 12:03 AM

Spark Plug for turbo Xb ---need a short quick answer pleeese
 
Guys ive bee on here for 3 hours tiring to decide what plug to go get but all I keep getting is answers for either turbo Tc's or NA Xb's all I want to know is what Gap should I go with and if I should run a colder pug? im at stock boost on my greedy kit

this is the plug im thinking let me know what you guys think BKR6EIX -11

itlstl13 12-17-2008 12:14 AM

most people use 1step colder and since your around 5-6psi of boost it wont hurt.... im not sure on the gap size tho... i want to say 32 for the gap but dont trust my answer for that tho... Lol

Maguyver 12-17-2008 12:42 AM


Originally Posted by itlstl13
most people use 1step colder and since your around 5-6psi of boost it wont hurt.... im not sure on the gap size tho... i want to say 32 for the gap but dont trust my answer for that tho... Lol


hey thanks, hopfully now someone will let me know on the gap lol

Maguyver 12-17-2008 02:58 PM

anybody???

MattyRattyPoo 12-17-2008 06:17 PM

Use a stock rated plug either 1 or 2 stages colder and at the same plug gap. Thats what I do.

Maguyver 12-17-2008 07:17 PM


Originally Posted by MattyRattyPoo
Use a stock rated plug either 1 or 2 stages colder and at the same plug gap. Thats what I do.


so dont use these BKR6EIX, you say use the stock plug just colder?

MattyRattyPoo 12-17-2008 07:34 PM

On turbo applications, Ive been told to use a plug that is equivalent to stock but 1 or 2 stages colder. That means don't use iridium or platinum.

lastlookcustoms 12-18-2008 02:40 PM

Get a regular copper NGK plug. They are cheap and usually readily available at any parts store. Get at least 1 step colder. That should be fine and I gap all my turbo cars at .028

Maguyver 12-18-2008 08:47 PM


Originally Posted by lastlookcustoms
Get a regular copper NGK plug. They are cheap and usually readily available at any parts store. Get at least 1 step colder. That should be fine and I gap all my turbo cars at .028

Think ill go with what you say, considering you guys build your own turbo, :bow: I’d think you know what you’re talking about lol .28 sounds very close….. Do you mind if I ask why so close since .32 is stock Im not questioning you but just tiring to get the technical reason Thanks

lastlookcustoms 12-18-2008 08:53 PM


Originally Posted by Maguyver

Originally Posted by lastlookcustoms
Get a regular copper NGK plug. They are cheap and usually readily available at any parts store. Get at least 1 step colder. That should be fine and I gap all my turbo cars at .028

Think ill go with what you say, considering you guys build your own turbo, :bow: I’d think you know what you’re talking about lol .28 sounds very close….. Do you mind if I ask why so close since .32 is stock Im not questioning you but just tiring to get the technical reason Thanks


You want a closer gap so that the air doesnt blow out the spark. Anything tighter than .028 wont spark enough.

Cinderblock 12-19-2008 01:52 AM

last look knows the ish lol. just do as he says, cuz i was gunna say the same thing but he beat me to it ahaha. i thought stock was .31, not really a big diff but thats what alldata said when i was in school lol. anyway, goodluck with the boosting

Maguyver 12-19-2008 04:01 AM

Hey guys thanks allot for the advice, I will be wrenching this weekend need to install my bigger injectors, fuel rail, clutch, and flywheel.... oh and the plugs lol :nails:

Cinderblock 12-19-2008 04:25 AM

well just dont rush things, and if you need it, get hel from someone who has know how lol, you dont wana mess up anyone of those.

Maguyver 12-19-2008 12:25 PM


Originally Posted by Cinderblock
well just dont rush things, and if you need it, get hel from someone who has know how lol, you dont wana mess up anyone of those.

lol I hear ya man..... I should be good Ive been breaking and striping bolts for like 15yrs now oh and not to mention all the busted knuckles :D

Cinderblock 12-19-2008 02:57 PM

haha, i hear ya on the busted knuckles, that part sucks so bad lol. but whats worse is some of the bolts on the xb arent very hard to strip, like the header bolts, i had to grind one off of my car, what a pain


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