ive searched and cont faind any more info on this ... at my work we have instock

bkr6e,s and bkr5e, but no bkr7e i was woundering if i could use the ngk-bkr6e or the bkr5e and what would the efects of these 2 plugs be and would they help or hurt..

if any one could help me before i leave work.. ill go ahead and bring them home. and was woundering if i could use them are they hotter or colder plugs... keep in mind that im a sc 2.2 at 15psi with stage 2 pully and injectors

 

Your motor isn't blown with stage 2 ? are you running tunning now?

 

no its still running like a champ and still no tunning .. well i have tunning but i just dont understand it right now so im reading all kinds of books to better understand how to tune it...

any info on the sparkplugs

 

I think the 2.2 and the 2.4 need diff sparkers. I went to get a step colder and the store told me I can't use the 2.0L ones, and that I needed to buy some 65 bucks worth of spark plugs to get em to work. could be wrong, but no one has been able to answer my on this same question, good luck! subscribed

 

its been this way for about 8-9 mo. and i cange my oil every 1500.miles just to be safe plus i use 5w 30 made by 7th gear performance lubricants i get a gallon for 7.99 and i bought all we had in stock from my work.. 10 cases of 2 gallons in a case.. and then i just go to auto zone for the filters and spend 8.00 for the filter so less then 20.00 for a hole oil change.. for synthetic oil...

btw i change my o2 sensors about every 2mo. and my plugs too. if i can use these plugs at my work then ill get them for 1.60 a plug at my cost...

any info about the plugs??

 

look up those part #'s on sparkplugs.com and it'll tell you the specs on each plug. IIRC the # just indicates the heat range. I believe 6 is one step colder and 5 is stock but don't quote me on that.

Also these plugs are much shorter than stock btw, they will work but I would maybe look for a plug that has the same reach as the stockers which is 25mm I believe.

 

i just noticed they were much shorter... i think the victory plugs we have at work are longer ill check them out tomarow.. if i can find the plugs at work then we can use other plugs that are cheaper...

 

I don't I asked you this yet yellowshow...do you keep up with the SS/SC boys now?

 

if you can find a copper plug that is 1 step colder with the same specs as the stock plugs that'd be great.

the only thing I've found so far is iridium and like $8 a piece

ngk ltr6ix-11
http://www.sparkplugs.com/more_info.asp?AAIA=&pid=20937

 

would these fit the 2.4l as? well?

 

from what I gather on the Ion forums, NGK LXTR5A-13 is the plug you'll want for a 2.4.

i havent' researched it myself but that is what was recommended to a 2.4 guy on the IonForums

 

hmmm can't seem to find them.

 

I'm not sure but i think you'll have to use a feeler gauge to set the gap. Because they would be running hotter than the plug you have.

 

since everyone is talking about the +1's.. is +2 bosche safe to put in my 2.2 ??? no forced induction..

 

I wouldn't recommend putting +2s in there.

 

yea i can more then keep up with a stock ss only time they pass me is when i hit the top speed limiter..

as far as the stage 2 ss i walk them slowly.... dam 105 limiter

 

Good to hear, I am gonna get the FI/C after the Christmast season and I already have access to a supercharger and intake off an SS...

we'll see...

It's that or the bottle again, but I want power on demand,

 

why would you not recommend +2's???

 

I've heard of nothing but trouble...maybe I'm thinking of a different plug though...

 

theres really no need to run anything other than stock.

and if those are colder than stock you will lose power vs a stock plug.

 

well i no the +4 bosches caused problems in jeffs car but his has difference ignition compared to the 07 models.. why would cold lose power?? i was left with the impression that the colder, the better the car would run.. just wondering because i am trying to learn this stuff.. if not the + ones.. than which ones do you recommend??

 

no, the only reason why you would even run colder plugs is to prevent knock and give more headroom for tuning. No different when you think about it then lowering compression or running higher octane gas. The less chance of knock the more aggressive you can go with your tune.

However, a stock car on stock tune or even a bolt on car with a stock tune...colder plugs will slightly decrease your performance. As I stated earlier, run stock plugs if you are not running any form of power adder.

 

well i no i plan to add forged pistons, rods, crankshafts, and cams, vavles and all that other stuff to forge the motor up.. what stock plug do you recommend other than the oem one in the car??