RS7 Plugs

[MikeParkin]

Anyone running the new RS7 plugs part number 06K 905 601 M ?

 

[lucaslfc]

i put RS7 ones in after i remapped. it was @Rob2k68 who put me on to them, he knows a dude with good price aswel

cant confirm on that part number though, probs best to ask rob imo.

 

[Sandra]

Anyone running the new RS7 plugs part number 06K 905 601 M ?

Try our parts request for price Mike.

https://www.audi-sport.net/xf/support-tickets/open

 

[Rob2k68]

Yes I have them , they’re made by NGK.

No issues they run great.

 

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[Salik Sajid]

yes been running these ngk rs7 plugs with RS3 coils since 6months, its running great so far btw i got it from ecstuning.com

 

[Salik Sajid]

The brown box is RS3 coil.

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[MikeParkin]

The brown box is RS3 coil.

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Was that part number on the plug like the older ones ?

 

[Rob2k68]

Think the different part number for the RS7 plugs are made by Beru


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[Salik Sajid]

Was that part number on the plug like the older ones ?

The oem one? They were Bosch, Germany don't have the part number will look for it.

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[Salik Sajid]

Think the different part number for the plugs are made by Beru


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Oh yeah the old one were Beru, side tip plugs.

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[MikeParkin]

I can get the older plugs for £40 so think I might just get them.

 

[Salik Sajid]

I can get the older plugs for £40 so think I might just get them.

I got the ngk rs7 plugs for $55....Beru was for $60 something but they are out of stock .

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[Forbzeeee]

What's the benefit of these plugs? My car runs great on standards so what difference will I notice?

 

[Rob2k68]

What's the benefit of these plugs? My car runs great on standards so what difference will I notice?

Some blurb I found on the RS7 plugs .....

These plugs are typically found in the 4.0T RS cars such as the RS7, S7, S6 & S8. Produced by NGK, these plugs feature an iridium tip for a longer life span.
Why Run these plugs?
Is your car tuned? If so, you have increased the heat within your cylinders. This increased heat can cause some issues when pushing your car to the limit. The biggest problem is detonation which is caused by excessive heat in the cylinder.
What do they do?
These plugs are a step colder meaning they will cool off faster than your stock plugs. This is important on tuned vehicles as it helps prevent excessive heat which can cause detonation.
Product Features

- One heat range colder

- Higher change interval (35,000 miles)

- Iridium Tip


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[Bells]

Some blurb I found on the RS7 plugs .....

These plugs are typically found in the 4.0T RS cars such as the RS7, S7, S6 & S8. Produced by NGK, these plugs feature an iridium tip for a longer life span.
Why Run these plugs?
Is your car tuned? If so, you have increased the heat within your cylinders. This increased heat can cause some issues when pushing your car to the limit. The biggest problem is detonation which is caused by excessive heat in the cylinder.
What do they do?
These plugs are a step colder meaning they will cool off faster than your stock plugs. This is important on tuned vehicles as it helps prevent excessive heat which can cause detonation.
Product Features

- One heat range colder

- Higher change interval (35,000 miles)

- Iridium Tip


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So not potential benefit to those running standard cars without maps? Bar 35,000 mile change interval of course

 

[Rob2k68]

So not potential benefit to those running standard cars without maps? Bar 35,000 mile change interval of course

I’m running a JB4 and have them but if stock then I agree no real benefit possibly even a bad thing if the plug does not get sufficiently warm enough to burn off carbon deposits.


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[Lehn]

Are the 06K 905 601 M still the ones to get?

Am I right it's NGK part no. 91006 (SILFER8C7ES) according to this? http://www.ngksparkplugs.co.za/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/NGK-Catalogue-2019.pdf

 

[Flying Scotsman]

I miss Rob2k68......his insight and knowledge was fantastic and a really nice bloke who was eager to help forum members.

 

[T-800]

RS3 FL plugs are same number

 

[Lehn]

RS3 FL plugs are same number

Yah after some digging also figured that out. Was quoted £100 at Audi for 4pcs