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Old 03-28-07 | 12:33 AM
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which plugs to use?

I have a pettit banzai 20B. Going to run 12psi on the twins. What plugs should i use? Need to get a few sets.. Steve Kan tuning coming soon..
Old 03-28-07 | 12:42 AM
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same plugs you use on the 13b, ngk bur7eq, bur9eq. platinum if youre feeling rich...
Old 03-28-07 | 03:13 AM
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It really depends on what coils you are running. if you are running the LS1 type coils, I recommended running B10EGV. If you are running DSM type coil, stock BUR9EQ will work fine.



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I have a pettit banzai 20B. Going to run 12psi on the twins. What plugs should i use? Need to get a few sets.. Steve Kan tuning coming soon..
Old 03-28-07 | 08:02 PM
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Originally Posted by pluto
It really depends on what coils you are running. if you are running the LS1 type coils, I recommended running B10EGV. If you are running DSM type coil, stock BUR9EQ will work fine.
I'm running some Bosch coils.. Pic attached.. Don't know where the coils came from. I will e-ail Cam @ pettit and ask him...
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Old 03-28-07 | 08:04 PM
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Double post..
Old 03-29-07 | 12:24 PM
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I have same coil on my 20B, more then 7Lbs i use #10 for stop misfire.
Also, my engine is tuned by Steve.
Old 03-29-07 | 07:27 PM
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Originally Posted by pluto
It really depends on what coils you are running. if you are running the LS1 type coils, I recommended running B10EGV. If you are running DSM type coil, stock BUR9EQ will work fine.
So run B10EGV on the leading and BUR9EQ on trailing for 12 psi
Old 03-29-07 | 09:12 PM
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^ no, he means 9's on both leading/trailing if you are using Mazda coils or 10's on both leading/trailing if you are using LS1 coils. Moreover, when using diferrent heat ranges the easiest way to remember is "L"=Lower Leading and Lower number heat number spark plug. Since you are using Bosch (not oem) then most likely he would prefer you use six 10's.

If you were get 9/10's then 9=L.

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Old 04-02-07 | 12:11 AM
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http://sparkplugs.com/more_info.asp?AAIA=&pid=3340

Is this the exact plug to buy?
Old 04-02-07 | 01:35 AM
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Nice price.. gonna get 2 sets.
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