What spark plug for dc2r?

**10KRPM** · 15-06-2005 05:55 PM

Im currently undergoing a major replacing of all consumables in my car.

Im just wondering with the spark plugs...do i just go for standard ones again or since the car is now modified a bit, can i go for a different spark plug. eg maybe 1 step colder in the heat range? or is just a bit of a waste of time?

**OZ#227** · 16-06-2005 07:48 PM

I'm using the NGK Iridium plugs and I think their better than the OEM platium plugs. The OEM plugs had a small flat spot, first thing when cold, that the Iridiums don't. Apart from that, I don't really notice any difference....
The Platium plugs are pretty good.

**HRV-80Y** · 16-06-2005 11:11 PM

NGK all d way !

next time i need 2 change sparkies im goin 2 NGK !

**ITRBoI** · 16-06-2005 11:14 PM

NGK Iridium

**NTR16N** · 17-06-2005 12:29 AM

Originally Posted by ITRBoI

NGK Iridium

tymes four!! i guess you get what you pay for at 60 sumfin buks...

**thanh** · 17-06-2005 02:31 AM

Go for the stardard type r spark plugs.
I heard that they last till 100,000kms

**franki** · 17-06-2005 07:50 AM

what do people think of those bosch pligs that have like 3 zapper tips thingys on them?

**Boost** · 17-06-2005 08:21 AM

yeh i got NGK iridiums... these have a sharp tip as compared to the other brands...

**type one** · 17-06-2005 08:51 AM

Spoon No 8 plug. Which are NGK plugs anyways LOL.

**OZ#227** · 17-06-2005 03:59 PM

Originally Posted by thanh

Go for the stardard type r spark plugs.
I heard that they last till 100,000kms

I say thats true. My change was it's first (I think) & they were changed at 80,000 at the service and they were fairly hard miles. But were still working fine. Re:- Very little change (see coment above) after new (Better) Plugs installed.
The OEM plug aren't cheap....these ones are abit more.
But you can't fault the NGK Iridiums.