carter1551
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- 03 Mp5
These Are The Right Plugs Right?
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- Completely Stock P5
Right plugs, yes... Good plugs, no...
carter1551
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- 03 Mp5
huh? i thought that the ngk plugs were great
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- Completely Stock P5
Go Denso
kudakev615
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- pro5
^mine were like 18$ a piece regulare price. but i get them at cost through my work
cheapmiata1600
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- 03 P5
If you spend over $2 per plug you're just throing money away.
carter1551
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- 03 Mp5
so will these ngk plugs do the tricK?
carter1551
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- 03 Mp5
well for those of you that said denso, do you actually notice anything different? cuz i looked and theyre over 10 bucks a plug rather than paying 2 bucks for the ngks
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I had Densos before I went turbo, and gap them a little over (like .042 or so) and it smoothed out the idle and throttle response. Now with my turbo I use the straight copper NGK's cause they're the only ones cold enough, but they need to be replaced about every 10,000 Miles...
uthemang31
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- 2009 Mazdaspeed 3
Not to thread jack, but since we are on the spark plug issue I had a quick question. What size are the right one for a 2002 protege 5 manumatic. I had read on this forum of two different size BKR6E-11 and BKR5E-11 both being NKG model numbers. Secondly, is there any difference/problem, other then size. Finally, my car is hitting 60000 miles i wanted to put in some good spark plugs any recomendation.
Thank's
Sunny
Thank's
Sunny
socommatthews
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- MP5 & 1st gen RX-7
same size plugs but the BKR6E-11 are on step colder.i would just use the stock plugs BKR5E-11 ,my car runs great with them.
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And I've got the BKR7E-11's in my ride since it's turbo'd I need colder plugs.
