2nd Gen R56 Cooper S Which Spark Plugs do you use?

Discussion in '2nd Generation: 2007+ R55 through R61' started by pre shrunk, Mar 24, 2011.

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  1. Crashton

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    ^^^ That's the way to sugar coat it Dave O.

    Lugging is bad bad bad for any engine.
     
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    :cornut: Please don't take offense. This is actually the new and improved toned down DaveO.:yikes::lol::lol::lol:

    Jason
     
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    Whaaaaaat ?

    I mean come on just typing out that first post and reading it should have answered the question in the post from the beginning.:ihih::idea::ihih::lol::lol::lol:
     
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    I tried the Brisk plugs from Alta --- terrible performance! Didn't try different gaps tho, as suggested above. Maybe next time I change plugs, I'll try various gaps with the Brisks (I kept them). Had best results replacing the OEM version. Had lotsa trouble finding them. None of the other local auto parts houses had them available. Last Fall, NAPA had one full set available on the west coast --- I got it! Didn't try the dealer.
     

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