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Old 09-28-2006, 11:11 AM
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OK, I know a lot of you guys like to replace your plugs yearly, but I like the platimum plugs with their better durability. Anyways, will the Bosch platimum #4202 plug that lists for the MS turbo work in our Greddy 1.6?
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I dont have an answer but i'll just chime in for anyone who searches and finds this thread later on:

I would recommend the NGKs.. I believe its like B7KRE-11.... its on their page listed as the UK turbo miata (eunos) plugs. Besides.. they are only $1.77 each. I think there is a platium equiv.
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Or the just the plain B7KRE if you want them to come pre-gapped at .035".
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i read something over on .net about the mazdaspeed plugs, should work fine, been thinking about getting some myself. that #4202 you gave, are they pregapped?
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the gap feeler tool thingy is pretty inexpensive. no reason to not have one in your toolbox.
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just get BKR7Es
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ZFR-7F11 is what you want
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Extended reach gapped at .044"?

Wouldn't the extended reach have a similar affect to advancing timing? And .035" gap is what's recommended...at least at higher boost levels.
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I think extended reaches are not recommended for FI applications.
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I have a couple different kinds of spark plug gapping tools but i was under the impression that those types of plugs couldn't really be changed without risk of breaking the electrodes
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Don't run bosch plugs... the rest of their stuff is damn good... but as a former employee I wouldn't touch their plugs.
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most people ran the ZFR's on their turbo miatas on M.net a long time ago. Do some searches, there is nothing wrong with running them
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There might not be "anything wrong" with them, but what's the point of extended reach? My thinking is that it'd slightly increase timing...you can have more precise control over that with other methods, so I don't get using them.
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Originally Posted by braineack
I think extended reaches are not recommended for FI applications.

I run them, no problems ever
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So...uh...why do you run them?
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Need the info.
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Feel like I'm surrounded by frickin' idiots!
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Originally Posted by bripab007
So...uh...why do you run them?
Because I always have, thats why.
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Ya know, the first Austin Powers flick was so much better than the sequels...just fyi.
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Originally Posted by AndyFloyd
Because I always have, thats why.
So, uh, you just saw them and bought them? On a whim?
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