hey guys quick question. What spark plugs should i use on my car now that is turbo for the last few weeks i have been using bosch plat4. What should i use NGKVPR 6 or 7 and how many step colder and where can i get them. I went yesturday to pepboyz and they did not have them so i do not know what to do and why can't i saty with these the ones i have now ???


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I just use the stock NGK's. You have to order the bkre7's from RRE or somewhere like that.

but what do you think what will be better for my car, Make me boost more safer?? VPP7

and are all the same for all cars will the ones taht fit on gst will fit on my car ????


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I'm not sure, someone please verify this. I believe your should be running plugs that are one range colder if you're turbo'd.

Yes, Chris is right. Go with NGK's that are one range colder than stock...not sure on the part number. Then, gap the plugs between .32-.35, you'll be all set :)

You want NGK BKR 7E 11's. You can't use the ones from a GST. You can find the plugs at summit ore advance auto also carries them.

Order a few sets if your doing mailorder... cause shipping will kill you on one set of plugs. And the bigger the gap, the more power you will create, but you will be more prone to detonation.

damit they are on backorder or they don't have them wehre else can i buy the BPR7ES-11 does anyone know the part number for them for our cars.

why can't i use the ones for the eclipse are they different size or somthing???

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>damit they are on backorder or they don't have them wehre else can i >buy the BPR7ES-11 does anyone know the part number for them for our >cars.
>why can't i use the ones for the eclipse are they different size or >somthing???

Well I think I found your issue the NGK part # is BKR7E-11. Who did you call or where did you go? Where are you located? They don't make spark plugs specific to cars just plug holes. The GST or GSX plugs will not fit our cars. Call summit and ask them for an NGK BKR7E-11, they can overnight them to you if need be. Don't ask for plugs for an eclipse or talon if you do you will get the BKR6E-11's those are the stock plugs.

ok are the BKR7E-11 alredy a 2step colder or no do i have to specify ???


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The #7 in the part# BKR7E-11 specifies that it's one heat range colder than the stock plug, which is BKR6E-11.