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Old 17-07-2009 | 03:37 PM
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simple question.

which are best ones.

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Old 17-07-2009 | 03:42 PM
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FORD!
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what straight from ford.
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Motorcraft do the job, from Ford
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got mines from matt lewis.701's is it.cant remember?
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I use ford motorcraft original rs turbo spark plugs and newer any problems.
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I use big turbo escort cosworth plugs, always have with no problems, 250bhp.....pp8's they are.

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i use ngk bcr8es's always been fine for me.
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i can never fucking seem to get through to my local ford.

is there a ford parts website that would do the motorcraft plugs
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i can never fucking seem to get through to my local ford.

is there a ford parts website that would do the motorcraft plugs

What part in the UK you from?
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denso iridium, or 071c motorcraft both do the job well imo
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Try Dagenham motors, Alperton, Egdware (London) very good if you need parts.
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http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/FORD-ESCORT-RS...3A1%7C294%3A30

just seen these. looks like motorcraft ones to me.

thanks though bruv
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Originally Posted by ricky_2006
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/FORD-ESCORT-RS...3A1%7C294%3A30

just seen these. looks like motorcraft ones to me.

thanks though bruv
They will do the job.

If you decided to get from Ford thats the number 0844 858 0310
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just brought some ngk ones
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NGK BCR 8ES, never had a prob.

screw all that iridium over priced pish
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For my spec on my frst I feel motorcraft are best.
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I think NGK's are the best easily. If your near croydon then your probably using dees ford who are proper shit and havent got a clue mate. Use bristol street motors on massons hill bromley, they are very very good and very clued up 02082499292 is the directline
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Originally Posted by darrenb16two
I think NGK's are the best easily. If your near croydon then your probably using dees ford who are proper shit and havent got a clue mate. Use bristol street motors on massons hill bromley, they are very very good and very clued up 02082499292 is the directline
got mine from parts place mate (jayar group). ngk's
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i never have any trouble finding ford parts my local dear well good
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as said, motorcraft 071's, they're a cossie plug and will set you back around £12, you can get them on ebay cheap enough too.
great plug for the money, until you spend much more money.
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Originally Posted by xr2wishy
as said, motorcraft 071's, they're a cossie plug and will set you back around £12, you can get them on ebay cheap enough too.
great plug for the money, until you spend much more money.

wrong there not a cossie plug there very early s1 turbo plug
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end of the fucking day like i said 4 post ago.

i got ngk ones.

thats it.
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Originally Posted by ©hatter Box
wrong there not a cossie plug there very early s1 turbo plug
they're cossie plugs, used to be called 701's before motorcraft re-named them.
ask the cossie boys.
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Originally Posted by xr2wishy
they're cossie plugs, used to be called 701's before motorcraft re-named them.
ask the cossie boys.


motorcraft did not rename them ford change the part number from 701s which was an 505 number in the 80s and change it on the back end of the 90s to 071c to an 101 number it is not an cossie plug at all pal it is an s1 turbo plug
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the 071 is a series 1 rs turbo plug. It has a fantastic heat range suited for high power turbo cars so gets used in cossies a lot. It still existed before the cossie did and was used in the series 1. The series 2 plug was a hotter plug and was the 902, the same as the ngk bpr 8 es. This is a hotter plug that can't take as much heat.
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Originally Posted by ©hatter Box
motorcraft did not rename them ford change the part number from 701s which was an 505 number in the 80s and change it on the back end of the 90s to 071c to an 101 number it is not an cossie plug at all pal it is an s1 turbo plug
fair do's, always been told they were a cossie plug even at local dealers.
cheers for the heads up though, may make ordering new ones faster.
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which dealer? They may have meant that a lot of cossie owners buy them for cossies. From what i remember, they aren't listed under a specific model.model.
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blackburn ford dealer, evans halshaw or whatever it is nowadays.
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