skyline has to serviced very soon and just wondering where's the best place for performance plugs cheap.. i need a 8 heat rating....
and also wats the grade oil best suited to my car
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skyline has to serviced very soon and just wondering where's the best place for performance plugs cheap.. i need a 8 heat rating....
and also wats the grade oil best suited to my car
apexi (platnum tipped) couture auto
denso iridium from jap performance wouldn know the price of hand
15/50 redline oil is my preferance but some dude off a here was using 15/50 somethin or other mobil one or mobile phone!?
redlines avail at couture
hows your knob looking!?
long hard and thick........:D
now stop braggin bout it , your some cookie , tis propa jdm for the v i p slider. ring around them shops see wat u cn come up with denso are a far supirior job but sure depends on the pocket!?
smart car lad!
thanks man :)
I woulnt put denso near it lad ngk are the best plug you will buy. Seen too many denso's fail. You prob don't even need to change them unless they have huge miles on them, a good clean up usually does the job fine.
Mobil 1 10w 40 the gold label racing stuff.
NGK are the most reliable plug I've ever used in any car, and also probably the best value for money. I've had a couple of denso's fail and Bosch plugs ran too hot and ruined my poor pistons :(
funny that never had anything by denso fail , u driving a honda with n gk s .
only possible way a plug can fail is from not changing em wen there due dumpming the fuel in and fowling em its all periodic maintance dudes
ste ...i work for a motor factors . we sell denso iridiums if you give me the number of the plugs il get you a price if thats any use to ye....
where yous based
Don't use Denso iridium plugs in any RB.
Robbie
ste might be able to hook you up ;) text on the way. denso eh... no thanks, NGK all the way. couture eh... no thanks either unless you wana get sold something you dont need and ass raped on prices then im all good.
can you recommend plugs and oil please robbie
NGK plugs and mobil 1 15w 40 oil robbie will recommend the same id say
im based in tallaght
BCPR7IEX for the expensive Iridium ones and
BCPR7ES for the std ones. The should be gapped at .7-.8 mm when fitted.
Mobil 1 Motorsport 15w 50
Robbie
Sorry to hijack here, but I was told NGK BCPR7 for 1JZ too but when I went to get them I realised I was left a few letters short... Would I be using the same plugs & gaps or are the gaps engine specific?Quote:
Originally Posted by robbie@tdp.ie
Thank you for that robbie.. Appreciate it :)Quote:
Originally Posted by robbie@tdp.ie