Spark Plug Calculator — Find the Right Spark Plugs for Your Engine

Spark Plug Calculator

Find the right spark plugs for your vehicle based on engine specifications, modifications, and driving conditions. Calculate gap, heat range, and plug type recommendations.

Step 1: Vehicle Details

2.0L
10:1

Understanding Spark Plug Requirements

Different engines require specific spark plug types, heat ranges, and gaps. Higher compression and performance engines typically need colder plugs with smaller gaps, while standard engines use hotter plugs with wider gaps.

Step 2: Driving Conditions

About Heat Range

Spark plug heat range refers to how quickly the plug transfers heat from the firing tip to the cylinder head. Hotter plugs retain more heat (for low-speed driving), while colder plugs dissipate heat faster (for high-performance engines).

Spark Plug Recommendations

Summary
Plug Comparison
Technical Details

Recommended Spark Plug Type

NGK Iridium IX
For 2.0L gasoline engine with normal driving
Recommended Gap
0.032″
Heat Range
Standard (5)
Replacement Interval
30,000 miles
Torque Spec
18 ft-lbs

Spark Plug Type Comparison

Plug Type Best For Lifespan Price Range

Technical Specifications

Spark Plug Gap Guide

Gap Adjustment Formula

Base gap = 0.035″ for standard ignition systems. For performance systems: subtract 0.003-0.005″. For forced induction: subtract additional 0.002-0.004″. Always check manufacturer specifications for your specific vehicle.

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