spark plugs and spark plugs wires
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Wires are so short, they are good for a long time before the resistance goes too hi...an ohm meter can be used to check them.
For plugs, be sure to buy and use a tourqe wrench....plugs have a tendency to loosen, and get blown our...more on the s, but still can happen on a cooper.
As for coil...it is either good or bad...no power to be gained. Just check the plugs on it for corrosion...a bit of steel wool, and a some dielectric grease will fix it a few times, or just get an aftermarket with brass plugs...but like i said, no power, and many tuners used the oem....i have the msd..got it for the brass terminals, but no real change vs when the terminals are clean.
For plugs, ngk seem ti work great on the mini.
For plugs, be sure to buy and use a tourqe wrench....plugs have a tendency to loosen, and get blown our...more on the s, but still can happen on a cooper.
As for coil...it is either good or bad...no power to be gained. Just check the plugs on it for corrosion...a bit of steel wool, and a some dielectric grease will fix it a few times, or just get an aftermarket with brass plugs...but like i said, no power, and many tuners used the oem....i have the msd..got it for the brass terminals, but no real change vs when the terminals are clean.
For plugs, ngk seem ti work great on the mini.
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We sell and use Brisk LGS plugs. They do make a little more power and last very well. They are one step colder heat range for MINIs with pulley upgrades and JCW package but work in all MINIs without problems.
http://www.sneed4speed.com/brisk-lgs...-set-for-mini/
http://www.sneed4speed.com/brisk-lgs...-set-for-mini/
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