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EcLIpsInEmCEe7Oct-15-05 10:47 AM
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#1101, "spark plugs input - Denso U-groove"




          

autozone didnt have any NGKs so they gave me some Denso U-Groove w20exr-u4 plugs. i've never heard of these plugs before, has anyone had any experience with them? just lookin for some feedback before i stick them in my car. TIA

-matt

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RE: spark plugs input - Denso U-groove, Hult250R, Oct-15-05 01:08 PM, #1
RE: spark plugs input - Denso U-groove, ModeratoreclipzGST, Oct-17-05 01:30 PM, #2
      RE: spark plugs input - Denso U-groove, destruckeclipse, Oct-17-05 02:12 PM, #3
      RE: spark plugs input - Denso U-groove, EcLIpsInEmCEe7, Oct-19-05 01:40 PM, #4
      RE: spark plugs input - Denso U-groove, Teamdougie2, Oct-20-05 08:34 AM, #5
           RE: spark plugs input - Denso U-groove, kelvinb1, Oct-21-05 11:05 PM, #6
                RE: spark plugs input - Denso U-groove, TeamJeff_99gs, Oct-22-05 05:36 AM, #7
                     RE: spark plugs input - Denso U-groove, Clay, Oct-22-05 09:48 PM, #8
                          RE: spark plugs input - Denso U-groove, superdavesgst, Nov-05-05 12:34 PM, #9

Hult250ROct-15-05 01:08 PM
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#1102, "RE: spark plugs input - Denso U-groove"
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Id go to O'Reilly's or Advance Auto (If you have either one of them) and get some NGK's.
I dont know if Id run with the "other brands" for too long, especially if youre car is fairly modified.
Just my $0.02

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ModeratoreclipzGSTOct-17-05 01:30 PM
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#1103, "RE: spark plugs input - Denso U-groove"
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Originally posted by Hult250R
Id go to O'Reilly's or Advance Auto (If you have either one of them) and get some NGK's. I dont know if Id run with the "other brands" for too long, especially if youre car is fairly modified. Just my $0.02


Listen to Luke and shop around. Find yourself some NGK's. Don't ever run anything else in a modded DSM.


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destruckeclipseOct-17-05 02:12 PM
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#1104, "RE: spark plugs input - Denso U-groove"
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My old gst just about shit on me when I switched from NGK to denso's. It was all I could find too, but now I would just wait and order them before wasting my time and m oney.


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EcLIpsInEmCEe7Oct-19-05 01:40 PM
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#1105, "RE: spark plugs input - Denso U-groove"
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thanks yall...NGKs it si

-matt

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Teamdougie2Oct-20-05 08:34 AM
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#1106, "RE: spark plugs input - Denso U-groove"
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Originally posted by eclipzGST
Find yourself some NGK's. Don't ever run anything else in a modded DSM.


Exactly.


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kelvinb1Oct-21-05 11:05 PM
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#1107, "RE: spark plugs input - Denso U-groove"
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if you are gonna run 15+psi you may think about using the next colder plug, which is the 7. the usuals are the 6's.

  
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TeamJeff_99gsOct-22-05 05:36 AM
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#1108, "RE: spark plugs input - Denso U-groove"
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You don't need colder plugs until you are running larger than a 16G.

  
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ClayOct-22-05 09:48 PM
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#1109, "RE: spark plugs input - Denso U-groove"
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i have the NGK BPR7ES (one range colder) in a lightly modified gst: Upper/lower IC pipes, RRE turbo inlet pipe, type-s, 2.5 high flow cat and cat-back, on the t-25.

I'm not sure i understand why the colder plugs would be recommended for something larger than a 16g.


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superdavesgstNov-05-05 12:34 PM
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#1110, "RE: spark plugs input - Denso U-groove"
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ngk 1128's advance auto parts has them. worked great , lasted a while, and thier cheap.

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