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NeoTech

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has anyone tryed these? are they anygood?
 
Fourg63 is right, I have noticed that my iridium plugs are in excellent shape and clean compared to the NGK's at 6,000 miles of usage. I like the iridiums better, but I only get them when I have the money, otherwise I get the NGK's when Im low in cash.
 
Ive been using Denso Iridiums since last summer.. Coupled with the MSD DIS2 gave me very crisp revs.. and easy startup(Haltech) even in varying temperatures which sometimes makes the car hard to start (warmup table on haltech)
 
Can you guys give me the equivalent part number for the densos to the NGK BPR7ES? All I've been able to find is the stock heat range of BPR6ES.
 
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i'm buying my from a local performace shop for $20Can each
 
Denso part number - IW20=BPR6ES
Denso part number - IW22=BPR7ES

I have had nothing but problems with the denso iridiums. Here's my original thread.

http://www.dsmtalk.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=15830

I've tried them again and again. They always miss under boost. Yes, they are gapped at 0.28. No, none of my other plugs have ever done this. I feel that if you were to install an aftermarket ignition system (eg. MSD) you would amplify the spark enough to prevent it from being huffed out by the boost. I have a stock ignition system with Magnecor wires. I'll stick with my NGKs.

Brett.
 
I'm not kidding, my car runs flawless at all times, unless I use the Denso Iridiums. After the makes 15Psi all I get is stutter, like if I were to try my NGKs gapped at .032. I've never used the Denso's gapped larger than .028. I have no idea how you could have no problems with yours, and I can't even get 60' down the block without sounding like my car has a stutterbox hooked up to it. My coil pack has never had any issues, and my plug wires are 3 months old. Not to mention, I've spent alot of time routing my plug wires and binding them together in a way that they could never arc out. Plus, I tried another set of lesser cost (NGKs instead of the Magnecors) with no change in results.
 
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