spark plug recommendations for 99 sti type r

[stira]

As above, what should i be fitting?

[Timmah]

OEM Are NGK PFR6G with a .7~.8mm gap. Otherwise if you don\'t mind changing them every 10,00k, BRK7E (I think) are copper and should do the job.

[hijacka]

Isn\'t it pfr6b for wasted spark and pfr6g for coil on plug?

[Timmah]

 hijacka said:

Isn\'t it pfr6b for wasted spark and pfr6g for coil on plug?

I couldn\'t remember the difference between \'B\' and \'G\' or knew there was.

Can always email 41 Automotive and they\'ll order the right plugs at the right gap. Just might take 4~6 weeks. But they\'re A LOT cheaper than Supercheap or Repco.

[hijacka]

 Timmah']

[quote name='hijacka said:

Isn\'t it pfr6b for wasted spark and pfr6g for coil on plug?

/quote]

I couldn\'t remember the difference between \'B\' and \'G\' or knew there was.

Can always email 41 Automotive and they\'ll order the right plugs at the right gap. Just might take 4~6 weeks. But they\'re A LOT cheaper than Supercheap or Repco.

Just gap them your self ya lazy bugger lol, I Remember reading some where that its the insulation around the electrode thats the difference between the 2 and the g has more. i have used \'\'b\'s\'\' where g\'s are ment to be used and worked fine.. but who knows, might make some difference after 50k of driving..

4-6 weeks seems along time .. you could just order a set from ebay for around $45. nz be about 2 weeks wait

[stira]

The last set i brought cost about $80, but that was 8 years ago now. What sort of money should I be paying?

[Kiwi_Fozze]

I paid 75 for iridiums,About 3 weeks ago, picked up same day. Paid 80 for the same thing through 41, took 2 months to show up.