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    Time for a tune-up, couple questions...

    1st, which Bosch plug model does BMW use from the factory?

    2nd, which plug do you guys recommend? (please stick with copper, preferably Bosch)

    3rd, what is the recommended gap?

    4th, how much should the tune-up parts cost? (plugs, cap, rotor, wires)

    #2
    Bosch Supers

    Check BMA for the cheapest prices on all of your tune-up shiz
    Originally posted by Gruelius
    and i do not know what bugg brakes are.

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      #3
      Originally posted by Joey Link
      1st, which Bosch plug model does BMW use from the factory?

      2nd, which plug do you guys recommend? (please stick with copper, preferably Bosch)

      3rd, what is the recommended gap?

      4th, how much should the tune-up parts cost? (plugs, cap, rotor, wires)
      As Ken says, Bosch Supers. But be aware that the ETA uses Silver supers and the 'i' uses Copper.

      They should be pre-gapped.

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        #4
        Joey, go to Discount Import Parts over in Milwaukie for your parts. They are just north of GI Joes on McLaughlin. Best prices anywhere, or damn near, and local.

        Luke

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          #5
          call me crazy but this seems like a gen tech thread
          Your signature picture has been removed since it contained the Photobucket "upgrade your account" image.

          Originally posted by TimKninja
          Im more afraid of this thread turning into one of those classic R3v moments, where Pizza gets delivered.

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            #6
            [thread jack] does the super eta really need bosch silvers? if so anyone know the part number?[/thread jack]

            Unlimited Slip Diff's FTW!
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              #7
              assuming 325i- bosch wr8lpr 0.028" gap

              325e(88 and earlier) wr9lp 0.028"gap

              150-200bux i guess including labour. I dunno what they charge an hour in the states.

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