Spark Plug Recomendations.
#1
Spark Plug Recomendations.
So... im a Subaru guy. This is my 1st non-subaru. With the Subaru's, ive learned only to run NGK's, they work best with the Motor.
So, im assuming the same with the 22R's. What is the best plug to run? And what do you guys have them gapped at?
Part numbers help, thanks
-Brian
So, im assuming the same with the 22R's. What is the best plug to run? And what do you guys have them gapped at?
Part numbers help, thanks
-Brian
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#5
Awesome, i love NGK so im glad to hear they are preffered for the 22R.
And when you say upgraded coil, what do they offer for that? I might wanna look into it as it seems my coil might be on its last leg (we'll find out after i replaced plugs)
And when you say upgraded coil, what do they offer for that? I might wanna look into it as it seems my coil might be on its last leg (we'll find out after i replaced plugs)
#7
NGK is what we sell for the 22R's. Here is a link:http://www.toyotacatalog.net/M1WebGe...C-8C63CEAE91CB
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#11
I prefer MSD myself. But you can run any kind of coil you want since 22R's have a external coil.
Then you can upgrade to a full MSD system and get some serious spark .
#14
20-year old wires suck, regardless of brand.
I'd suggest some new genuine stock wires, they work fine and will continue to do so for many years to come. NGK also makes a decent wireset, especially when you consider the price.
For plugs, Denso ones are about $10/set at the Toyota dealership. NGK are fine as well.
I'd suggest some new genuine stock wires, they work fine and will continue to do so for many years to come. NGK also makes a decent wireset, especially when you consider the price.
For plugs, Denso ones are about $10/set at the Toyota dealership. NGK are fine as well.
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