The Definitive S2 Spark Plug Thread

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  • RichLV
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    Originally posted by Thuppu
    0.6-0.7mm is good. I think they are pre-gapped from factory to 0.7mm.
    Great, thanks!

    *EDIT*

    Looked at the specs of the plugs again, turns out I'm running 0.9mm.
    Last edited by RichLV; 1 December 2016, 12:19.

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  • Thuppu
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    0.6-0.7mm is good. I think they are pre-gapped from factory to 0.7mm.

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  • RichLV
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    Originally posted by mcandmar
    I don't see any need for such a large gap, do as JP said above and gap them to .6mm
    I stumbled upon a thread somewhere in the web, that to take advantage of the increased spark from FSI coils, a plug gap of atleast .040 inch is required.

    *EDIT*
    Found it - http://www.audizine.com/forum/showth...FSI-coil-packs

    Is this true or I can stick to smaller gap? Currently running BCPR7ET with 0.9mm, runs like a clockwork.
    Last edited by RichLV; 1 December 2016, 12:18.

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  • Thuppu
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    Yes, I would also say 1.1 meter is little bit too big gap.

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  • mcandmar
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    Originally posted by RichLV
    Plug change time upon me. Wanted to hear some opinions. I want to go for BKR7/8EIX-11 (1.1m gap), this is a native gap for FSI coils (which I run). Will the old 5-banger be OK with that?
    I don't see any need for such a large gap, do as JP said above and gap them to .6mm

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  • RichLV
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    Plug change time upon me. Wanted to hear some opinions. I want to go for BKR7/8EIX-11 (1.1mm gap), this is a native gap for FSI coils (which I run). Will the old 5-banger be OK with that?
    Last edited by RichLV; 1 December 2016, 12:07.

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  • terrybullwon
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    Originally posted by JP
    ^^^^^ so long they are not Denso's. I've seen more molten heads than you can shake a stick at with Denso's fitted.
    I have been through about 5 sets of IK27's i would not bother with them any more

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  • alexqts
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    Originally posted by JP
    BKR7EIX from NGK gap to 0.6mm
    Going to replace my plugs tomorrow with BKR7EIX- seems they are a good alternative although not much reference to stock motors . I have been scared off using the F5DPOR due to apparent quality issues and would rather not use them.

    Stock engine at the moment. Would 0.6mm gap work well? Or better to leave them untouched?

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  • Vorsprung durch Technik
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    I'm sure others will know the answer to that question,but on the face of it if Bosch were prepared to sell out to china and dumb down quality they deserve to loose market share.

    Go to post no8 in the link.

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  • s2driveruk
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    does anyone know if the issues with the stock item quality control is still a problem or was it limited to a batch or specific build period?

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  • M_GORDON
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    Thanks man!

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  • JP
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    BKR7EIX from NGK gap to 0.6mm

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  • M_GORDON
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    Hi.
    A little up HAHAHAHAHA.

    Who are the compatible spark for our original Bosch's F5DPOR?
    I try with a FR5dp kit but I'm not very happy.

    I've RS2 stage3 from PRJ


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  • JP
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    ^^^^^ so long they are not Denso's. I've seen more molten heads than you can shake a stick at with Denso's fitted.

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  • bad8008
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    So the Iridium plugs are friendly after all.

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