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- 2015 s3
i did my replacement yesterday.
got the ARP red coil pack for the s3.
they are supposed to have an increase of 10% over the stock coil packs.
the NGK ruthenium Hx is the newest spark plug from NGK's lineup. i left the gap at what they came with. its just a tad tighter than spec but it runs great. my thoughts, expanding the gap to exact specs is pretty hard to achieve. also, i could damage the tip. in the end, after some use it will wear away and the gap may become larger on its own. it doesn't hurt if its smaller but when its too large i can cause issues.
its only been a day and its much smoother. acceleration is great. i didn't think i would feel a thing. now i have to say i can feel a difference. its not additional power but just linear to redline.
make sure to keep oem specs. don't do like some idiots i have seen do, use rs7 spec for the plugs or one step colder plugs. don't do that! the ecu doesn't know what's going on and won't run right. as these people have now experienced problems and blame either APR or NGk parts.
here is how to change them out.
got the ARP red coil pack for the s3.
they are supposed to have an increase of 10% over the stock coil packs.
the NGK ruthenium Hx is the newest spark plug from NGK's lineup. i left the gap at what they came with. its just a tad tighter than spec but it runs great. my thoughts, expanding the gap to exact specs is pretty hard to achieve. also, i could damage the tip. in the end, after some use it will wear away and the gap may become larger on its own. it doesn't hurt if its smaller but when its too large i can cause issues.
its only been a day and its much smoother. acceleration is great. i didn't think i would feel a thing. now i have to say i can feel a difference. its not additional power but just linear to redline.
make sure to keep oem specs. don't do like some idiots i have seen do, use rs7 spec for the plugs or one step colder plugs. don't do that! the ecu doesn't know what's going on and won't run right. as these people have now experienced problems and blame either APR or NGk parts.
here is how to change them out.