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I ***always*** use NGK spark plugs after I tried a set of Champion plugs in my old GT380, and two of them failed after 1,500 miles. NGKs have never let me down in 35+ years of riding.
Just use NGK and put them in dry, never had a problem.
Checked spark plugs. The plug is an NGK BP6ES for those that might want to know. This is #4 plug, other 3 in similar condition. Would seem to indicate over fueling, or misfire condition across all 4 cylinders...
Yup, these are great. Just be sure you gap them to APR's recommended gap of 0.024" ±0.002" or 0.6mm ±0.05mm. If you want 1 step colder plugs, not needed on your setup, but if you do for the future in Stage 2+. For 10$ more than the OEM NGK you can get the BERU.
Most of my guys like to go with NGK plugs
That’s hilarious I just swapped the exact same plugs this morning in my Lotus, cheapies for iridium, what a difference.
The new NGK spark plugs do not need anti-seize per NGK. The anti-seize is already in the metal.
So the BKR7EIXs are in and gapped to .028. Man what a difference. Everything is so much smoother and the engine doesn't feel strung out anymore.
New NGK plugs were a definite improvement. MSD coils were not!
I put in NGK PFR7S8EG plugs and man the car ran like absolute CRAP when it was cold. It ran fine, even great when it warmed up but it was so bad when cold that it was virtually un-driveable especially under moderate or hard throttle. I ended up putting the old plugs (Bosch platinum/iridium) back in because it was so bad.
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