E3 spark plugs, 2 questions.
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I'm make believe
Joined: Dec 2006
Posts: 17,587
From: In my head
Everyone that tries them on a 1.8t pulls them cause they don't seem to work for our motor. You can get the stock replacements just about anywhere. If you need a heat range colder, ecstuning always has them. I order a set or 2 when I need to order other parts.
3rd Gear
Joined: May 2008
Posts: 1,900
From: CT
1. has anyone tried them? or recommend them?
2. car is 1.8t with tiptronic, when I shift it in to 5th and press down on the pedal pretty decently the car sorta shakes, not much but enough to make ya wonder, no cel.
I read the FAQs but all I got is advance auto in my town and they dont have those NGK XXXX plugs anymore
2. car is 1.8t with tiptronic, when I shift it in to 5th and press down on the pedal pretty decently the car sorta shakes, not much but enough to make ya wonder, no cel.
I read the FAQs but all I got is advance auto in my town and they dont have those NGK XXXX plugs anymore
Stick with NGK BKR6E or 7E. ECStuning sells them for about $2 a plug. An alternative is Bosch, but for the price, even with shipping, you can't beat the NGKs. Plus, NGKs are original equipment for some year 1.8Ts.
1st Gear
Joined: Oct 2008
Posts: 227
From: Stevensville, MT
Tried em in mine, and seemed to run better for about 200 miles, then it ran like ***. Pulled them, and they looked like they'd been in the car for 70 years. I'm half surprised they didn't come apart in there - I'd never use them again.
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