Anyone know where to get Spark Plugs?
 

Looking for Denso Iridiums. What is it, the IK22's? I need the ones that are one step colder. Where can I get them at. Tune this Sun. Need ASAP
Thanks,
Jeff

Have you thought about NGK that is one step colder. they are like $5 for all 4 at gruppe-s

That sounds like a deal. I ahve to go out there for some brake fluid any how, maybe I'll see what Mike has got.

Yeah we just put those on my friends car (04 wrx w/VF30) and he likes them. I bought my densos for $35 i wish i would have known about the NGK when i got mine.

im running the one step colder plugs from gruppe s when i did my 30K and no complaints from me, i like em.

-Ave

are the ngk's iridium, copper or plat?

also sparkplugs.com is a great place for buying plugs

--reid

[QUOTE=flipmode]Have you thought about NGK that is one step colder. they are like $5 for all 4 at gruppe-s[/QUOTE]

+1 for Gruppe-s and the one step colder NGKs. They work great Jeff. I need to go pick up some new ones soon. Mine are a little gas fouled right now.

[QUOTE=Akira-R]are the ngk's iridium, copper or plat?

also sparkplugs.com is a great place for buying plugs

--reid[/QUOTE]

+1 these guys are great, cheap and super fast shipping. Tho, if Gruppe-S has them in stock you can't beat that.

[QUOTE=Akira-R]are the ngk's iridium, copper or plat?

also sparkplugs.com is a great place for buying plugs

--reid[/QUOTE]

im not 100% sure but i think they are Copper

i dont' think iridiums are $5.. they a wee bit more... like 12-20 a piece..

I used to get NGK's and Densos at Geary Auto Parts in SF. I'm not sure if they stock Iridiums, but they get stuff pretty quick and have very good prices.

[QUOTE=flipmode]im not 100% sure but i think they are Copper[/QUOTE]

At that price it almost has to be. Of course you'd have to change them more often though than iridiums or platinums. So it's a cheaper proce per plug, but lasts 1/4 the length of the more expensive plug.

Monument auto parts in San Ramon or Livermore. Not sure where else their located, but a 1 step colder NGK Iridium is a BKR7EIX (the # goes up for colder and down for lower). I just put these in my car 2 days ago. NGK also makes plats and coppers if you want them too. All of them are the BKR series though except for the stock plat.

Nasioc has a good post on sparks. [url]http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/showthread.php?t=518633&highlight=spark+plug+FAQ[/url]

Oh yeah, we run the same sparks as my bro's lude so Black Trax in Milpitas will have them too. That's where I got them.

[QUOTE=Akira-R]At that price it almost has to be. Of course you'd have to change them more often though than iridiums or platinums. So it's a cheaper proce per plug, but lasts 1/4 the length of the more expensive plug.[/QUOTE]

Not a 1/4. I've had a set in for over 50,000 miles and haven't had any problems.

[QUOTE=bluwrxwgn]Not a 1/4. I've had a set in for over 50,000 miles and haven't had any problems.[/QUOTE]

Are you kidding me? You've had coppers in for over 50k miles?