Aftermarket/After-tune Spark Plugs
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2010 P31 Obsidian; 1990 ZX11
Aftermarket/After-tune Spark Plugs
Have done a search in the W204 section, but have not found anything definitive. Looking for solid recommendations and part numbers for spark plugs that will work best with an aftermarket tune.
I plan to go with EuroCharged's V6 eventually, but not sure which set of plugs will go best with that tune. As a reference point, near 60K miles now. Through searching, I have seen mention of a "colder" plug, but not sure of that relevance. Would appreciate any explanation available and good recommendations or experiences. Whether NGK, Denso, or others, part/model numbers would help the most.
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I plan to go with EuroCharged's V6 eventually, but not sure which set of plugs will go best with that tune. As a reference point, near 60K miles now. Through searching, I have seen mention of a "colder" plug, but not sure of that relevance. Would appreciate any explanation available and good recommendations or experiences. Whether NGK, Denso, or others, part/model numbers would help the most.
TIA
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Tune only, stick with stock plugs. Only supercharged cars need colder plugs. Stock plugs are NGK I believe.
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2010 P31 Obsidian; 1990 ZX11
Not just a tune, adding LTH's as well. Got it, not a SC, if that's the only time to change from OEM. Does anyone know the OEM part number, if an NGK? So, if no SC, no need to change from OEM?
Edit - Mort, was typing when you posted. Thanks for the parts #.
Edit - Mort, was typing when you posted. Thanks for the parts #.
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Yeah. I have a tune, LTHs and ROWs and run stock plugs. Even people with PnP heads run stock plugs