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Old 07-12-04 | 05:47 PM
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IRIDIUM IX???opinions

like the title say's, what do You Guys think??????

Anyone gonna put them in their car?(S).

Check them out first then reply!!!!!

I'm thinking of putting them in My car!!!????

http://www.ngkspark.com.au/feature_product.html
Old 07-12-04 | 06:15 PM
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YOU'RE sure enthusiastic about spark plugs...
Old 07-12-04 | 08:51 PM
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Cool. Ill have to get a set. I think that they will work better because of the taper on the electrode. I read somewhere that the more exposed the spark is the better...

Not only that, but they have a cool name
Old 07-12-04 | 09:09 PM
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How much are they?
Old 07-12-04 | 09:20 PM
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A ton. Prolly like 10-15 bucks a plug.
Old 07-12-04 | 10:36 PM
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If im not mistaken, the IRIDIUM Plug is the replacement of the B10EV. I havent looked into it as I still have a couple of new sets left.
Old 07-12-04 | 10:58 PM
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Iridiums are nice. They are overkill on a stock engine, but with an upgraded carb or forced induction they would probably be a welcome addition.
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How Much????

Good Question???

Trying to find out Myself

check out the 3d plug on the link above!!!!
Old 07-13-04 | 04:31 PM
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I have iridium plugs in my race car, Denso racing plugs $35 each. I have iridium plugs in my Sienna van, about $18 each. Expect to pay somewhere in between those.
Old 07-13-04 | 05:19 PM
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Dang...... thats alot
Old 07-13-04 | 06:03 PM
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Is the race car an RX??? I don't want the first apex seal coming round to break of the Tips off the Pulgs?????!!!!!!
Old 07-13-04 | 07:34 PM
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I tried them and they really sucked for street use. They fouled very easily. Now if you could get them in a hotter heat range they'd probably work but I'm not sure if you can.
Old 07-13-04 | 07:53 PM
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Originally posted by REVHED
I tried them and they really sucked for street use. They fouled very easily. Now if you could get them in a hotter heat range they'd probably work but I'm not sure if you can.
How much were they?
Old 07-13-04 | 08:46 PM
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I see, the Heat range i need is at least a 9,
I'm not sure what the heat range of these new Iridium's are????????

Anyone???
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hey. i got some off racingbeat. they were the same price as the others $8. i can't say wether they are better or not. i got them cause they were cool, different. i've got a race ported engine with the dflifiridlriflgisjir (however its spelled) ignition. can't say that they foul any more the regular ones on my car. but i clean them every week anyways. so if you don't have a stock set up try them out.
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Originally posted by REVHED
I tried them and they really sucked for street use. They fouled very easily. Now if you could get them in a hotter heat range they'd probably work but I'm not sure if you can.
thats right. they are not designed for street use. I personally like B8EV's-B10EV's but no longer in production.I also have good experience with autolite race series 4294 as well. (i think thats the number..)
Old 07-14-04 | 02:09 AM
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denso Iridium's are $32 each at Autozone for second gen's special order ouch.
Old 07-14-04 | 05:39 PM
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Originally posted by Frankie4skin
Joe

Is the race car an RX??? I don't want the first apex seal coming round to break of the Tips off the Pulgs?????!!!!!!
Yes, its a Pro7 with a 12a. Internally its completely stock. No clearance problems.

I get my plugs at sparkplugs.com. I've found them to have just about everything, good prices and fast delivery.

And as others have said, racing plugs foul on the street, they don't like low speeds. And $35 a plug would be WAY overkill.

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