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Old 08-21-2017, 11:44 PM
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Old 08-22-2017, 11:43 AM
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Used them when I was turbo. U will see mpg go down a little vs using iridium
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Originally Posted by thisaznboi88
Used them when I was turbo. U will see mpg go down a little vs using iridium
What number did you use? Stock is 6, I'm using 8 iridium at the moment (2 steps cooler). I can't find anything with a non-fine wire and resistor in the NGK line for 8.
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^the fuck, you got your answer in post #2 lol
thisaznboy said...YOu can use them but expect fuel mileage to go down
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I'm hesitant to use anything other than the exact part# listed in the owners manual. I used a slightly different NGK plug for my 2012 TL - it was literally off by one letter at the end, and I could notice a difference in my idle. It didn't seem to change mileage or power but the idle bugged me so I switched back to the exact ones from the manual.

The ones I purchased initially had a small extender of some sort coming off the ground electrode:



The exact ones called out in the owners manual does not:



You wouldn't think something like that would make any difference but when I swapped them out, the idle smoothed out considerably. Don't ask me why. Unless your owners manual gives the alternative plug as an option, I wouldn't go with it.
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Old 08-24-2017, 10:38 AM
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Originally Posted by KN_TL
What number did you use? Stock is 6, I'm using 8 iridium at the moment (2 steps cooler). I can't find anything with a non-fine wire and resistor in the NGK line for 8.
i was using 2 step cooler and gapped at .22.
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^the fuck, you got your answer in post #2 lol
thisaznboy said...YOu can use them but expect fuel mileage to go down

the fuck he clearly stated when he was turbo. no need to be rude!!
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What kind of answer are you trying to get if the ones here aren't good enough?

Stop with the excessive bumps
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Please install them on your car and tell us how you like it. I went from iridium twin tips denso (while turbo) to cooper (still turboed) and took a hit on mpg. It's like 2 bucks a plug so what do you got to lose op?
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Originally Posted by thoiboi
What kind of answer are you trying to get if the ones here aren't good enough?

Stop with the excessive bumps
did you read the title? no
has the topic been answered? no
2x is excessive bumps? no
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Did you read my title? I get to determine whether or not your bumps are excessive.

I read title.

Question has been answered. Someone uses it.


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