1.8T Sparks?
Senior Member
Joined: Jun 2006
Posts: 715
From: San Diego
and what model/year cobra do you have?
The cars you own don't have any affect on your intelligence...
2nd Gear
Joined: Jun 2008
Posts: 545
From: CT
really when has china gone to crap seriously wow would you buy a chinise pruduct or a american made product? what is better quility seriously support your ******* country this is why were in debt were buying there **** that brakes all the time and keeps costing or we can buy a one time buy like american and keep it example like electronics Xbox 360 or ps3 cough* cough* we make better things than the ******* jap
codymack43 I hope you can sort through all the BS of this thread and find the answer to your question.
3rd Gear
Joined: May 2008
Posts: 1,900
From: CT
More like being rich and trolling forums has not affect on your intelligence.
I don't get it. NGK BKR6E and BKR7E work great in these cars. They are cheap. It has nothing to do with where they are made. Period. End of discussion. These cars have been around since 1996 in the States and the engine has been used in pant loads of VAG cars around the world. NGKs work and work well, better than the stock plugs for some applications. Stock guys, BT guys; we all use them because they work and they work well. NGK is a well-known, reputable spark plug company and are often used at dealers as alternative replacements and in many race cars and street cars world-wide.
This is not a statement of opinion. This is fact. Cold, hard, proven fact.
End of thread before someone says something stupid. (though it's probably too late).
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I don't get it. NGK BKR6E and BKR7E work great in these cars. They are cheap. It has nothing to do with where they are made. Period. End of discussion. These cars have been around since 1996 in the States and the engine has been used in pant loads of VAG cars around the world. NGKs work and work well, better than the stock plugs for some applications. Stock guys, BT guys; we all use them because they work and they work well. NGK is a well-known, reputable spark plug company and are often used at dealers as alternative replacements and in many race cars and street cars world-wide.
This is not a statement of opinion. This is fact. Cold, hard, proven fact.
End of thread before someone says something stupid. (though it's probably too late).
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3rd Gear
Joined: May 2008
Posts: 1,900
From: CT
Well, I'm going to break my own stop to this thread. Some interesting evidence has searched that we, in fact, are OK using NGK plugs. It's been a while since I've removed stock plugs from an Audi and actually inspected the plugs. These were pulled from my brother's 01 1.8T AWM code A4TQM. I'll let the pictures speak.
Interesting. Stock VAG NGK plugs.
Interesting. Stock VAG NGK plugs.
Senior Member
Joined: Jul 2007
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hahaha this thread was actually very intertaining to read start to finish. im actually going to buy plugs very soon and as of now im going with the NGK BKR7E gapped at .028. or should i go with the bkr6e?
99.5 1.8TQM GIAC chipped stock Ko3
99.5 1.8TQM GIAC chipped stock Ko3
