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...SILVIA...
February 13th, 2006, 12:33 AM
Okay here's my problem...

Turbo cars produce high temps and that's normal cuz of the 4ced air getting into the chamber... !

Lately, I have been facing a problem with my spark plugs i'm using on the silvia....as soon as i crank the boost up..above 15 psi, few runs and my spark plugs are gone :shocked: they either crack or cut into half and come outta the exhaust:duh:

I have been using splitfire triple platiums, gapped to proper specs ...

But i think thier heat range is too hot now that i'm runnin extreme boost, I didnt have this problem before as i never boosted this much..now that my setup completed and i'm ready to boost up ...I'm facing this problem of spark plugs breaking ...

Can someone tell what plugs to use for 4ced induction/nos applications ..."NGK,denso etc etc ? "

Where to get them from ...I need heat range of 7 or 8's either in iradium or platium ...something that will last and not break under high load/high temp..


Thanx :)

...SILVIA...
February 13th, 2006, 12:36 AM
btw,

I tuned my silvia to about 12.6- 13.0 A/F ratio all the way ... !

So I don't think that i'm running lean to detonate and break them, I just need more durable ones that will last. . !

Splash
February 13th, 2006, 01:00 AM
Go to Fahad Mannaei in Salmabad. He will help u out.

Dippin
February 13th, 2006, 04:12 AM
Splash .. ur right bo3bdl3zez fahad mannai will help u out on this ..



give him a visit :)

...SILVIA...
February 13th, 2006, 07:24 AM
Can someone please tell me what brand and heat range does he have ?

Phoenix
February 13th, 2006, 07:40 AM
Silvia, what are ur propper specs? and what's ur current spark heat range?

...SILVIA...
February 13th, 2006, 07:58 AM
Silvia, what are ur propper specs? and what's ur current spark heat range?


My propper specs :duh:

My current ones are the splitfire triple plat's ! They're heat range 6
My proper specs ..I need heat range of 7 or 8...Resistor type ..Iridium ... !

I'll gap them to my engine's spec later ! that's all

Phoenix
February 13th, 2006, 08:20 AM
silvia, u said .......





I have been using splitfire triple platiums, gapped to proper specs ...

so what are u gapped at?

...SILVIA...
February 13th, 2006, 08:22 AM
silvia, u said .......





so what are u gapped at?



I gap them at 0.032 using a feeler gauge :)

ED
February 13th, 2006, 08:33 AM
If u want to get the iradium NGK's u can get them from HotRod in Isa town.
I just got them for the Z from there.

I dont really know if they are what ur looking for and i dont know whats the heat range, Im just trying to help.

Good Luck.

...SILVIA...
February 13th, 2006, 08:36 AM
If u want to get the iradium NGK's u can get them from HotRod in Isa town.
I just got them for the Z from there.

I dont really know if they are what ur looking for and i dont know whats the heat range, Im just trying to help.

Good Luck.


They are extremely hot..

They are heat range 5 !

ED
February 13th, 2006, 08:47 AM
They are extremely hot..

They are heat range 5 !


call up fahad's store bashar, its ur only hope.



ooh ur other hope is to order them.:duh:

...SILVIA...
February 13th, 2006, 12:19 PM
Okay guyz....

i got adviced by some turbo guyz to use the denso iridium IK22 plugs...

They are heat range 7 and good for high boost applications !

Quarantine
February 17th, 2006, 06:32 PM
what kind of engine management are you using? temps will rise, but shouldnt rise so much, when boosting high, because the injectors will pump enough fuel to equal that amount of air coming in, if the engine management was done correctly.

And if that is not the case, your MAF or MAP sensor might not be correctly reading the air coming in correctly, therefore sending wrong into to your ECU. might need to be cleaned, could be covered with dirt or oil. Or simply you need a bigger sensor for what you are boosting.

I dont know what exactly makes spark plugs go out, but might want to try spark plugs that are 1 step colder from what you are using.
NGK or denso iridium heat range 7 should be a good choice. it should drop your EGT manifold temps by 100 degrees.

oh and you get get some 7's that are pre-gapped for you, you just need to look up the right number.
with 8's you might run into cold start problems and idling problems.