NGK R6601-8 - Has anyone tried?

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NGK R6601-8 - Has anyone tried?

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Is there anybody who try to use these spark plugs - R6601-8 (3033)? I try to use a 4554 (R5671A-8) but I am having problem with my ECU etc... becouse 4554 are non-resistor. 3033 are a little expensive, but they non-projected and resistor type and it is heat range 8

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Hi you can try them the most important is the correct heat range for your set up and gap what ignition set up do you use to have problem with 4554? i used them on NA ans turbo Honda without issue

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Probably an MSD.. We sell more 4554s than any other plug.
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Yeah thats right... I use MSD ignition

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what is the problem with your ecu?
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it feels like a missfire still, it cuts ECU from power or something like that

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Wheelman wrote:it feels like a missfire still, it cuts ECU from power or something like that
under heavy boost pressure it is normal with orjinal gap adjustment, you should gap down those spark plugs until engine revs normal without having misfire.
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I try to gap the spark plug as much as I can... there were maybe .020, maybe less and still the same. With BKR7E it was OK with gap about .030. I said it feels like a missfire, but I can feel that the ECU cuts it

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Wheelman wrote:I try to gap the spark plug as much as I can... there were maybe .020, maybe less and still the same. With BKR7E it was OK with gap about .030. I said it feels like a missfire, but I can feel that the ECU cuts it
does it cut hardly or just like misfire and revs to the end?
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it cuts hardly

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what is your setup can you give some information? did you change a new set of NGK Spark Plugs? what is your boost pressure? it could be your fuel pump.
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Post by utkuselamoglu »

if you are having the problem with non resistor type like your 8's plugs try this one R5671A-8 instead of r6601-8 or try BKR8EIX iridium.
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Did you try without the MSD box? just keep the blaster coil

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David974 wrote:Did you try without the MSD box? just keep the blaster coil
he has no problem with different type of spark plugs. I think it is not from the ignition box.
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