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3-Series (E21, E30)Chat relating to the BMW 3-Series from 1975-1983 and 1984-1991 line. Specific models: BMW 315, BMW 316, BMW 318, BMW 318i, BMW 320/4, BMW 320i, BMW 320/6, BMW 323i, BMW 320i. E30 Family models include: BMW 325e, BMW 325i, BMW 325is, BMW 325ix.
hey wassup i was gonna be puting some more high performance sparks plugs and wires the ones i had weren't as high performance as i thought but you guys got any ideas for some good ones
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Well With my wires and plugs Its giving me an extra 25HP a piece yo. You should pick up a set. I got mine at pepboys yo@!
seriosly just get OEM plugs (best performence) and some red perfoermence wires off of IE website. I really think the wires are just for looks, its not like its gonna do that much unless you have other mods to complement it.
hopefully i wanna be getting a msd ingition on my baby soon
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i was reading not to get bosch's platuim 4 plugs i didn't know if that was all platuim plugs aren't good for our cars thou
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we don't really have that many choices on wires and spark plugs do we???
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I have the bosch's platuim 4 plugs and not a complaint here. Cant see how or why they would be a problem. add the MSD coil and some good wires and you'll get a boost.
Originally posted by wcleafs@Dec 2 2004, 01:15 AM I have the bosch's platuim 4 plugs and not a complaint here. Cant see how or why they would be a problem. add the MSD coil and some good wires and you'll get a boost.
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the plus 4's are not a problem necessarily...just a sales ploy...overkill...i say go bosch platinum if you are running a stock NA setup or Platinum +2 if running MSD and High Tuned NA(cam intake headers exhaust etc) or Boost(turbo or supercharger) all they do is decrease the chance of fouling(not arcing)...the chances of one prong not arcing is slim...2 almost never...4 overkill....because the arc will only go to one prong anyway...the only other advatage to the Bosch +2 or +4's are the angle of the prong makes more sense...IMO
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interesting series of posts, as for the lower voltage I have taken care of that with the MSD coil which fires at around 48KV and can support the high fire rate. I will try a two prong plug next time and see what happens, dont mind spending the money for a little boost.
Just an amatuer here but understand the electrical side quite well so have been dabbling with different combinations of wires coils and plugs.
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