Just pulled out BKR5E spark plugs??
I decided to swap out my plugs today and to my suprise all the plugs were BKR5Es instead of the recommended BKR7Es. Is the 5 series hotter or colder?
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two steps hotter.
i lied before, then edited. |
One step. he's got a '99 so that's OEM. Get BKR6Es.
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Already installed 7's guess i'll have to run them and see what happens.
You want one step colder than stock usually though right? |
1 step for every 75-100 hp or so. 2 steps shouldn't hurt.
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You want to run the hottest plug you can without detonation.
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I found my 1st answer to my question...
BKR7E... for the stock turbo setup? Gap? .037?... thoughts? |
.03-.035"
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The BKR7E is already pre-gapped at .035", I believe. The BKR7E-11 is pre-gapped at .043" (the "11" means 1.1mm, or about .043").
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Thx., .035 GAP... I'll dbl check them.
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Hrm. I grabbed BKR6E-11... How hard is to re-gap them? I bought a feeler tool... Do I just kinda squish the tip of the plug until the gap is right? Maybe I should take 'em back and trade 'em in for some non-11's. It's just a mile up the street.
-Mike |
Just squish it until it's right. I'm forced to run .024-.025 gaps on my plugs since anything higher will blow out with boost.
I need cops :( |
Are you sure your dwell settings are right?
What are the symptoms of spark blowing out? -Mike |
Originally Posted by grippgoat
(Post 208268)
Hrm. I grabbed BKR6E-11... How hard is to re-gap them? I bought a feeler tool... Do I just kinda squish the tip of the plug until the gap is right? Maybe I should take 'em back and trade 'em in for some non-11's. It's just a mile up the street.
-Mike |
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