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Old Jun 10, 2005 | 02:09 PM
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Hello fellow cossie peeps

I just joined this forum today so im a newbie hear and have sent payment to become a gold member.

I have an f reg saph 2wd cossie running around 25 psi boost on greens not sure what bhp as I have only had the car for 2 weeks. I think she is on a stage 2 chip standard turbo.....
I have just finished running it in from a rebuild and have plumed my turbo back up to run as it should as it was connected up straight to the actuator from 10 psi.

The car now misfires when under boost

I want to change the spark plugs and im aware of the other things to check like timing sensor leads coil and a leaking manifold,

I want to know what spark plugs are best to use and what sort of gap they should be set too
At the moment I have set them to the cossie workshop manual but understand when running more boost from standard you need to adjust the gap accordingly
I have had a surch around on the forum but can’t find what im looking for...
Can someone please help as I wanted to try and get this done this weekend????

Also dose anyone knows where the best place is to get a turbo overall kit as its smoking on idle after a drive, all compression checks are good and the plugs are dry. Wanted to check out the turbo b4 looking in to valve steam seals

All help is much appreciated...
Thanks peeps...
Killa
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Old Jun 10, 2005 | 09:12 PM
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Hi mate, welcome to pf.


A set of Ford 071 plugs will be fine, only £15 from R+B motorsport.

Think they will be set at about .6 or .7.


Not sure if you could over haul your turbo yourself as these need to be balanced to a very high speed.

if you do want a kit though Stu at MDevelopments from blackpool does these i think.

Hope you sort it soon,.





Dave.
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Old Jun 11, 2005 | 02:11 PM
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Thanks mate

as it turns out the place i got the car from has agreed to get me a shiny new turbo free of charge so ill be boosting soon

will sort the pluggs out now
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