I've heard people tell me that Bosch Super spark plugs are good in M20 engines but what about the Bosch Super-4 spark plugs?
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Originally posted by Ben CarufelGuys,
I've heard several strong recommendations from M20 experts for the NGK ZGR5A. I would recommend them.
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Yeah, I always double check the gap too.
You never know if a plug got doinked somewhere along the way after it was pre-gapped.
I think Mr. Bink may be asking if the 'M20 experts' recommend running the stock gap with NGK's.
OE Bosch Supers are $0.99 @ Pep Boys and $1.09 @ Advance Auto, who also show the NGK ZGR5A for $1.98.
I would be extremely surprised if the M20 ran better on NGK's. . .probably worth twice the price only if they last twice as long as Supers. My opinion = if you can get OE plugs for $1 each, take 'em and run.Last edited by Den; 11-02-2005, 04:01 AM.
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Let me rephrase, is the gap, that this NGK comes with correct for M20s? of course I would never put in a plug without checking, also what about it's having two conductors? Does that change the correct gap needed?Last edited by parkerbink; 11-02-2005, 07:28 AM.
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Yeah denso seams to be a decent plug for the money. I used to run NGK in my 2stroke motocross bike but switched to denso and they do last quite a bit longer. Bosch super 4’s sounds like a good plug for people running turbo setups, maybe they don’t foul as easy.Previous cars, bmw's 85 325e 93 318is
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