Plugs for Brodix aluminum heads

T-Bone

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Would some of you that are running these heads please chime in with what plugs you use. Mine have AC Delco 41-609's but I'd like a hotter plug. A cross reference doesn't produce a platinum plug for use in them so I would like to hear what you guys recommend or are currently running and found to work the best. Thanks.
 

T-Bone

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Re: Plugs for Brodix aluminum heads

CKEITH said:
ngk bkr8eix

Man, I was hoping you'd give some input :tup:. I'll check them out tomorrow at the parts store. I really need to get educated on this DFI system but I have to get a manual first. I got skinned on what I thought was an honest deal but I will crawl out of it and get this Ty screaming.
 

WyoSyclone

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Re: Plugs for Brodix aluminum heads

Hi CKeith,
I'm looking at a set of Brodix heads right now for the Sy. Back in my old drag racing days we use to index our plugs... any advantage of doing that on these?
 

Foot Performance

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Re: Plugs for Brodix aluminum heads

Indexing a plug is a good idea on any engine (to me) but i have seen indexers for sale (just a threaded plate) which will point them all in the same direction but i allways use the head and point it towards the intake valve (if it is off the vehicle)

O yeah did i mention that the parts store will HATE you after 4 boxes of plugs
 

James Thomas

"NO CLASS"
Re: Plugs for Brodix aluminum heads

Foot Performance said:
Indexing a plug is a good idea on any engine (to me) but i have seen indexers for sale (just a threaded plate) which will point them all in the same direction but i allways use the head and point it towards the intake valve (if it is off the vehicle)

O yeah did i mention that the parts store will HATE you after 4 boxes of plugs



Mmm...... index washers (but not too many!)?

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James
 
Re: Plugs for Brodix aluminum heads

T-Bone said:
Man, I was hoping you'd give some input :tup:. I'll check them out tomorrow at the parts store. I really need to get educated on this DFI system but I have to get a manual first. I got skinned on what I thought was an honest deal but I will crawl out of it and get this Ty screaming.


just a lil addl input...start with the cheap ol ngk racing plug....r5671a-8...for your initial tuning and setup...the plugs come in diff heat ranges and you are probably gonna need to try a few diff ranges to find what your truck likes the most...just change the last digit of the plug # say a-7 or a-9 , 7 being the hottest and 11 the coldest. then once you find the heat range then start running the iridiums.. 1.70 per plug vs. 6-7 bucks for the iridiums...then change the bkr(8)eix to the corresponging #. hope this info helps.

chris
 

turbodig

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Re: Plugs for Brodix aluminum heads

CKEITH said:
just a lil addl input...start with the cheap ol ngk racing plug....r5671a-8...for your initial tuning and setup...the plugs come in diff heat ranges and you are probably gonna need to try a few diff ranges to find what your truck likes the most...just change the last digit of the plug # say a-7 or a-9 , 7 being the hottest and 11 the coldest. then once you find the heat range then start running the iridiums.. 1.70 per plug vs. 6-7 bucks for the iridiums...then change the bkr(8)eix to the corresponging #. hope this info helps.
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Good advice... a bad tune will gork iridium plugs just as fast as regular ones.

Get your tune 90% there, then put the good ones in.
 
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