troy2003

just curious, going f/i in a month, as far as electrical i have the sun auto hyper ground, and voltage stabilizer, going with nology hotwires...any recommendations as to what plugs would be best on my f/i setup.

zendog31

I would most likely use NGK or Denso. I have seen a lot of people use iridum plugs but most don't care too much for the price of them.

ElevationTC

i run iridium plugs, and i run coil over plug setup with no issues! why would u change it?

i run 3 step colder myself!

CarbonXe

iTrader: (1)

NGK Iridiums.

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KCTTC

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NGK BKR7EIX

-Jeremy

ElevationTC

thats 4 steps colder i think thats a little on the higher boost levels wouldint u say?

Crush Automotive Customs

nope i think those are the one step colder

the two step's are bkr8eix

stock is bkr6ix-11 (i think thats right)

ElevationTC

wow i FAIL

LMao ur right!

http://www.dezod.com/cat-spark-plugs.cfm

sorry

troy2003

why would i change??, you mean from stock, if thats the question, beacause the better conductivity of plug wires, and plugs with durable spark, the more optimal the detonation, thus improving throttle response. Those upgrades tend to see better benefits in f/i setups as opposed to n/a, i made the upgrade in my old n/a setp, an sr20de, and noticed little to nothing. Furthermore going f/i, with having the ground and voltage stabilizer, with step colder plugs and nology wires, i want to achieve a smoother idle, and quicker smoother starts. Am i going the right direction with this?? ive never owned f/i, but in all the reading and research i have done over the years, many articles praise ignition and electrical upgrades on f/i setups.
i look to pull out 300 +/- to the wheels, would 1 or 2 step be recommended?

ElevationTC

Ur only creating more resitance by adding wirings, you have the most direct possible conection now!

You dont opitmal detonation, you want none!

get colder plugs ditch the other junk

troy2003

so stock wires, step the plugs??.

ElevationTC

two step colder. leave everything else alone you mentioned!

Do alot of searching on here and you will learn alot man!

troy2003

thanks man...will do, i plan to leave the sun auto hyper ground, unless of coarse it causes me major issues with numbers during the tune (which i doubt), but again, thanks.

gompka

iTrader: (5)

I think you are getting confused. You don't need to get sparkplug wires for the tc because stock you have the coils right on the sparkplug. Its not like the older type of ignition that required a wire from the the coil to the sparkplug.

troy2003

yea, i realized that, ill learn the basics and get more in depth with f/i once its all installed and tuned...my tuner back in pa does a good job of teaching you about your car as he tunes....so that will be a huge day of good knowledge for me. my sr20 had a seperate coil pack...i know the difference now, thanks man.

Crush Automotive Customs

I only know that cause i get that question quit a bit...lol

m6ar2cel6oTC

i use 2 step colder v power plugs do the job well!!! and cheap!!

Ace83

iTrader: (6)

iridium step 2 colder and stock coil packs.. ive heard some bad reviews of upgrading to hotwires when it comes performance on this car.. Our stock coils are the best available system.. you would get some gains on the sr20 since their stock is old technology and hotwires would be an upgrade for that car