[V10 MOJO]

anyone got a list of various plugs that are TWO steps COLDER than the stock champions?

 

[Nole]

NGK R5671A-8

 

[TT R/T]

I didn't know that one was 2 steps colder... that is what I very much like to use...

JD

 

[Simms]

You want the piece of shit Bosch plugs I am taking out?

 

[J DAWG]

MOJO - off topic, but when you are making motor only passes, do you switch back to the stock heat range or keep the colder plugs in.


on topic - I have only tried the autolite 3923 plugs and everytime I check them they are snow white.

 

[134]

OK then.

So which are better then the Bosch Plat 4s or the NGK R5671A-8s?????????

 

[BigCarrot]

NGK BKR7E is what you need with a big shot of nitrous. They're shorter and the electrode is shorter.

 

[V10 MOJO]

John, depnds on where im at, being that the heads/cam is technically considered one heat range colder i stick with the coldr plugs.

ive tried NGK R5617A-7 and they worked great for nitrous but fouled real fast otherwise.

what autolites are colder the 3923 or 3924??

 

[Viper TT]

NGK BKR7E is what you need with a big shot of nitrous. They're shorter and the electrode is shorter.

This is the plug I've been running and it works well. Ironically the Supra takes the same plug! /images/graemlins/smiles I just order them in cases! /images/graemlins/laughing.gif

Advance Auto parts sells it under the NGK Stock #6097.

 

[Viper TT]

John, depnds on where im at, being that the heads/cam is technically considered one heat range colder i stick with the coldr plugs.

ive tried NGK R5617A-7 and they worked great for nitrous but fouled real fast otherwise.

what autolites are colder the 3923 or 3924??

3923 are colder. 1 step colder than the 3923 is 3922.

This is from www.sparkplugs.com:

"Autolite Numbering System

Every spark plug company has a unique numbering system that may or may not have some built in meaning. Autolite® spark plug numbers indicate the heat range with the last number of the part number. Everything previous to that, regardless of the number of digits, can only be used to indicate a similar design (spark plug family). For example, a 23 is one heat range colder than a 24. 3924 is one heat range hotter than the 3923. The 23 and 24 will look exactly alike, but they will not look like the 3923 or 3924.

Some part numbers also use prefixes to indicate special features. AP as in AP24 indicates a platinum center wire on a 24. APP indicates a platinum center wire and a platinum ground (or side) wire. MP is for motorcycle platinum and WC is especially for personal watercraft."

 

[V10 MOJO]

big carrot; but how cold is it vs the stock champion plug??

 

[BigCarrot]

big carrot; but how cold is it vs the stock champion plug??

I believe it's two, but may be three. That's what NGK told me to use and they work really well!

 

[V10 MOJO]

ill try them, hope theyre at least two otherwsie everyone is gonna see my engine turn into a party favor

 

[Nole]

Call NGK to be absolutely sure. They are very helpful and knowledable.

 

[V10 MOJO]

im going to bring autolite 3922 i know those babies will be cold enough

 

[Viper TT]

Stock NGK heat range is 5 and the 6097(BKR7E) is 7, 2 steps colder than stock.

Autolite 3922 and NGK 6097 visually appear to be the same heat range.

Autolite calls a heat range 5 stock, where 3924 is 1 colder, 3923 is 2 colder, and 3922 is 3 colder.

Keep in mind different manufacturers select the closest plug to the stock heat range.

 

[BigCarrot]

ill try them, hope theyre at least two otherwsie everyone is gonna see my engine turn into a party favor

You'll be fine! Trust me on this one. I know my nitrous!

 

[V10 MOJO]

alright, my engine is in your hands carrot, see you in a few days ;D