RE: 86 505 turbo Spark plugs

John Goodyear (jjg@optsys.com)
Mon, 1 Feb 1999 13:37:02 -0500

> Always go with the manufacturer recommendation or an exact
> replacement. Peugeot recommends for the 86 turbo: Bosch WR7DS or W7DTC.
> I dont think the NGK BP6ET correspond fully to a W7DTC.
> On the Lancia I also had went with some platinum (NGK) and
> when I went and put some Lodge Golden HL (at George Nunez
> suggestion) I immediately felt it.
>

I disagree, always experiment to find the best plug for your application.
The factory recommended plug is not __always__ best. In some applications
it might be, but others its not. There are very few people that would
disagree with me that on a Mitsu 2.6 the factory recommended plug is too
hot. 90% of the owners run a cooler plug and are happier. Based on many
other similarities I have noticed, it might be in the best interest of an
n9t owner to try the same.

Be sure that in your plug investigations you are comparing apples to apples.
I mention this in the respect that you might feel the new plug "outperforms
your old plug" simply because it is new. I.E.. Always compare new plugs to
new plugs.

Regards,
John

PS. Don't be afraid to experiment with the gap. You Just might be
surprised.
Peugeot, Et Al, does not know all.

PSS. They build cars for everyone, not for you.

PSSS. I bet you thought I was sleeping. 8^)