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| Forum name | Turbo/Nitrous Tech |
| Topic subject | alternatives to BKR7E-11? |
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2743, alternatives to BKR7E-11? Posted by grneclipse, Mar-14-01 03:15 PM Well I've just about hit every damn auto parts store in my area with none of them having the plugs in stock, or being able to order them? ANybody else using any other plugs? Let me know, I'll be boosting soon! | |
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2744, Bosch platinum 4 Posted by Skrilla, Mar-14-01 04:27 PM A Lot of people say it doesn't do anything for them but the FACTS are they provide more spark energy and for a longer amount of time. They are even necessary for 100,000 miles tune up on some cars that wait. That is what I run and will continue to run. I just have to find out which plugs are colder. | |
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2745, RE: alternatives to BKR7E-11? Posted by Stan2gnt, Mar-14-01 11:15 PM I can never find 7 range plugs locally either. Your best bet is a performance shop that services a lot of turbo DSMs or other cars like Extreme, Mach, Buschur ect. I know there are other places online I just dont know who and where they are. | |
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2746, RE: alternatives to BKR7E-11? Posted by MWC, Mar-15-01 01:12 AM one word mickey, NOPI! | |
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2747, MWC, that's a damn good price... Posted by Phat99Eclipse, Mar-15-01 01:46 AM Do you think you could order a couple of sets for me? My local source here (Pep Boys) has changed their policy and can NOT order them for me anymore... The local spped shop here wants $3 a piece for them thru him. Hit up my email if you would rather take this off line... email addy is: phat99eclipse@msn.com | |
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2748, RE: MWC, that's a damn good price... Posted by 95ESi, Mar-15-01 05:09 AM You could also try considering the PLatinum BKR7EVX-11 ... that's what I'm using since I couldn't find the non-platinum... | |
