Saff cossie 4x4 plugs
08-05-2006, 07:53 PM
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Mine is only running stage one, but it kept blowing no1 spark plug with NGKs, so I changed to PJ Motorsports £25 set, no problems at all since then, hope this helps.
09-05-2006, 10:08 AM
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About the same stage as you, but i use it only on track, so some cold apgr701c's gapped @ 0,65mm for me 
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09-05-2006, 11:06 AM
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Originally Posted by p_jay78
I do...
On my old stage 3 they were gapped down due to the boost blowing out the spark
On my old stage 3 they were gapped down due to the boost blowing out the spark
are these the plugs thats listed for escort cossies ,heard a lot of peeps mention that before on the 2wd saffs ??
I have the ngk irridium (spellin
) plugs but they did cost me near £60 odd quid thereabouts and have been fine so far but are exspensive for how a cossie a can eat plugs lol
09-05-2006, 11:16 AM
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.25 or something rings a bell? Not quite sure from memory. I was running about 28psi boost
new plugs about every 2000 miles though. At least they were cheap!
new plugs about every 2000 miles though. At least they were cheap!
09-05-2006, 02:16 PM
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Originally Posted by p_jay78
I do...
On my old stage 3 they were gapped down due to the boost blowing out the spark
On my old stage 3 they were gapped down due to the boost blowing out the spark
are these the plugs thats listed for escort cossies ,heard a lot of peeps mention that before on the 2wd saffs ??
I have the ngk irridium (spellin
) plugs but they did cost me near £60 odd quid thereabouts and have been fine so far but are exspensive for how a cossie a can eat plugs lol
13-05-2006, 12:26 PM
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Originally Posted by cossie330
Hi guys have just fitted QC57C plugs on recommendation but was told to expect lumpy tickover is this true and has anyone else had this ? 
Its a very good plug mate so if you can put up with the lumpy start its worth it, alot of people go for c59`s but i`ve been told that there not that good for a 330/350 brake cossie, more a 220 brake rst engine kind of plug
15-05-2006, 03:13 PM
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Originally Posted by NUTTIN RILLA
Originally Posted by cossie330
Hi guys have just fitted QC57C plugs on recommendation but was told to expect lumpy tickover is this true and has anyone else had this ?
Its a very good plug mate so if you can put up with the lumpy start its worth it, alot of people go for c59`s but i`ve been told that there not that good for a 330/350 brake cossie, more a 220 brake rst engine kind of plug
Use platinum tipped Motorcraft PP8's in my cossie, running similar spec as you.
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