October 15, 200520 yr Every after market, Store and Internet site I read indicates a BKR5EGP etc value of plug while the manual calls for 6 range. Which is right? I just bought the BKR6EIX-11's (Iridium) and am now wondering if I should switch for a 5 range. I realize the 5 is hotter, anyone have similar delema? cheers scott
October 15, 200520 yr Your owners manual should say what plug to use. You could also checkout http://www.ngk.com/
October 15, 200520 yr 5 range is recommend for "city driving" and lots of shorter trips, with low revs. 6 plugs, especially Iridium will work very well for anything but lots of short trips. Short is less than five miles. IMHO :-)
October 15, 200520 yr In fact, my Euro spec car is factory fitted with 5 range. I recently swapped them for 6 range after a few trackdays seemed to wear the 5 range too fast, and I find my engine is doing very well indeed. Summary: Setright recommends 6 range for all but the grannies ;-)
October 15, 200520 yr Author Thanks for the input folks. 6 it is! scott In fact, my Euro spec car is factory fitted with 5 range. I recently swapped them for 6 range after a few trackdays seemed to wear the 5 range too fast, and I find my engine is doing very well indeed. Summary: Setright recommends 6 range for all but the grannies ;-)
October 17, 200520 yr That's weird they actually recommend the 5, because all the ones over here that I know of use the 6 range.
October 17, 200520 yr Yeah, but maybe the cold Scandinavian climate is to blame. Or maybe it's a gas thing. Lowest RON here is 92. I run 95.
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