Where can you get NGK spark plugs that are 1 step hotter than stock?

your local auto parts store
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Chris
96 ESI 5 spd
Milwaukee, WI

advance auto parts can order them for you. it takes one day they are pretty good

Ok good, Advance Auto can get them (we have one close by but it's not in my city), because AutoZone doesn't have them.

^^^ I know. I just had to go with some shitty Densos since I didn't want to start her up for the first time with the same old greasy plugs (which were also Densos) :P

I will go to Advance for plugs from now on. ;)

Your local Oreilly has them too :thumbsup , NGK BKR5ES-11.

be hardcore like me and use two steps hotter :thumbsup

Hmm, that is hard core, I'm scared to do it w/o a pocket logger due to me not having a CEL (I removed it because I removed all my emissions shit), or would I know if I was getting knock?

Hotter plugs make a stronger spark right?

napa

>Hmm, that is hard core, I'm scared to do it w/o a pocket
>logger due to me not having a CEL (I removed it because I
>removed all my emissions shit), or would I know if I was
>getting knock?
>
>Hotter plugs make a stronger spark right?





yup hotter/stronger spark. so go ahead and toss in two steps hotter than stock and just rock mid/high octane gas when you fill up.

I already bought the 1 step hotter, I didn't want to go 2 steps till my pocketlogger gets here (I removed my CEL, due to emissions sys's removed) so I can be sure I'm not getting any knock.

Get info though! I'm definately going to go even hotter within the month.

What are the downsides to a hotter spark, would it be worth it, or should i just go one step hotter on my next change?

thanks,

Downsides are higher detination when under high compression (turbo/high comp.) which you don't have to worry about unless you got a turbo or high comp. pistons.

k, how about upsides. I wanna try something different.

What would I need to support the heat range hotter?

Obviously the spark plugs.
Different octane of gas?

Is this safe?