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whats the best spark plugs to use in my 4x4 cosworth , its a harvey gibb engine , running a msd chip , t34 , and greys , roughly about 350bhp........
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http://www.randbmotorsport.co.uk/shop/Parts.asp?ID=29
click this link and then phone up Mike tofy.
AVA usually also have BCR8ES's in stock
click this link and then phone up Mike tofy.
AVA usually also have BCR8ES's in stock
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As said. Just order some 071's from Mike R (randbmotorsport).
While we're on plugs; anyone know the correct gap for 071's on a 440bhp cossie. .75 isn't it?
While we're on plugs; anyone know the correct gap for 071's on a 440bhp cossie. .75 isn't it?
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I have the same problem running on champion's with a similar set up but only after doing a bit of motorway cruising, the plugs are fouling up and then I put the boot down it starts miising like a bastard over 20psi. After 10 minutes back on normal back roads its ok again.
I asked the same question a few weeks ago and most people said get the ford 071's which I have done aswell as buying a group A coil. As yet I havent tested them but have been told it should run ok now.
I asked the same question a few weeks ago and most people said get the ford 071's which I have done aswell as buying a group A coil. As yet I havent tested them but have been told it should run ok now.
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I have the same problem running on champion's with a similar set up but only after doing a bit of motorway cruising, the plugs are fouling up and then I put the boot down it starts miising like a bastard over 20psi. After 10 minutes back on normal back roads its ok again.
I asked the same question a few weeks ago and most people said get the ford 071's which I have done aswell as buying a group A coil. As yet I havent tested them but have been told it should run ok now.
I asked the same question a few weeks ago and most people said get the ford 071's which I have done aswell as buying a group A coil. As yet I havent tested them but have been told it should run ok now.
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I'm hoping the ford plugs solve it otherwise it will have to be a remap again.
It sounds like you have a similar set up in which case you should have more 400bhp rather than 350.
It sounds like you have a similar set up in which case you should have more 400bhp rather than 350.
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i think its about 360 or 370bhp to be honest, the turbo is a group a t34 but its got a small exhaust housing, i'll pick up a 63 housing for this season,
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If you are using Denso Iridium's, get the IK31 and not the IK27's which are a hotter running plug and can melt..... You can get the IK31 from Stu at MSD or on their ebay shop.
We have a lot of traffic here in Hong Kong and the other plugs tend to foul easily, but the Denso's don't and seem to perform well too.
We have a lot of traffic here in Hong Kong and the other plugs tend to foul easily, but the Denso's don't and seem to perform well too.
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They have different heat ranges, the ik27's are like the C59's and and ik31's more like the C57s' and I guess the ik34's are an even a colder plug.
Please feel to correct me if I'm wrong.
I had a slight miss fire with the ik27's when boost spiked, but not with the ik31's.
Please feel to correct me if I'm wrong.
I had a slight miss fire with the ik27's when boost spiked, but not with the ik31's.
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"a cold plug" means that it works within a higher temperature range, so more boost should use a "colder plug" i.e. ik27's or C59's for lower boost cars and ik31/C59's for higher boost.
At least this is how I understand it to be.
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