Spark Plug issues

StingerScott

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I’ve been using alot of Boostane, probably too much. I’ve been having some issues with timing so I pulled a spark plug out. They are Denso plugs gapped at .22. They look very orange. Not sure if they should all be replaced? Any ideas? IMG_5289.webpIMG_5290.webp
 
What he said plus Denso's are not as good as HKS according to most tuning shops.
 
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Ok thanks I was always under the impression Densos were ok. I’ll go with HKS this time.
I've had them for 2 years and ~16k miles without issue. Most of my driving is pretty relaxed, but I'm nearly always on Map 5 / E30 and have had nothing but clean logs.
 
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I had a mechanic say that the plugs in the picture weren't able to be put into the stinger because it doesn't have washers on it like the densos I already have in the car. Can anyone comment on if these spark plugs are an ok fit for a tuned stinger? Or should I have just reordered from BMS instead of Amazon?
 

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That's the wrong plug, at least for the 3.3 v6.
Spark plugs have two basic styles - a washer seal or a taper seal. You can't swap that. The picture shows a taper seal.
The Denso series for the v6 is IKH - 5345 for stock heat, 5346 for 1 step colder.
 
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