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Dumb Question: How many spark plugs do I need?
I think I only need four for my 84' n/a, but I've never messed with spark plugs before so....
Thanks! -Tony |
Tony,
Yes, you need four. Just remember #plugs=#of cylinders. Eric |
Yes, 4 spark plugs for a 944.
But I think there are some cars out there that require 2 spark plugs per cylinder. I think some 911s are like this. Am I right? |
Yes, and some newer Mercedes models, and European V-6 Alfas...and rotaries, come to think of it, with a leading and trailing plug per trochiodal housing.
--Doug |
I knew I should have qualified my statement. Most of the time #plugs=#of cylinders.
Eric |
*sigh* why can't they invent a twin-plug head for a 944 like they did for 911s and 928S' http://www.pelicanparts.com/ultimate/biggrin.gif
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My Ford Ranger has two per cylinder, it doesn't run worth a crap tho! I run the Bosch +4's in my 951.
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Aren't you not supposed to run plat. +4's on a turbo?
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Goku is right. The +4s have too much material(the four ground points), get hot, and can cause detonation. Most 951 owners use Bosch Platinums(single ground).
HTH, Dave |
Not suppose to be anything such as a dumb question, but this really is a dumb question and downgrades this site.
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Euro, the 928 never came with dual spark plugs (per cylinder)... Come to think of it, that would've sucked from a maintenance point, 16 spark plugs?
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I have herd several viewpoints on the +4's, I don't get detonation from them but I run around 97 octane also to keep detonation to a minimum under high boost.
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well he DOES have a point....
SHAUN |
I agree with Tony. How are people supposed to learn if they don't ask?
Eric |
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