Help NGK Spark plugs

[aka]

Revo recommends the NGK BKR7EIX for the A1 1.4TSI, and I want to buy some for my boc. But the problem is that there are many sub types of the BKR7EIX, and I don't know which are the right ones.

So far I'll go with this:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/NGK-Qty-4-I...Parts_Accessories&vxp=mtr&hash=item19c90a7107

Are this ones ok?

 

[Nutkin]

really, just had one break off the ignitor and drop into my combustion chamber, needless to say im not impressed with ngk.

 

[aka]

really, just had one break off the ignitor and drop into my combustion chamber, needless to say im not impressed with ngk.

WOW, how was the damage inside the chamber?

BTW I dont have or had a single missfire yet with the OEM plugs, 12k miles so far

 

[Nutkin]

WOW, how was the damage inside the chamber?

BTW I dont have or had a single missfire yet with the OEM plugs, 12k miles so far

yeah, seat fixed that right up. btw you might find OEM is NGK too, I never had a single problem either till this :/

 

[vRSy]

I have a set of NGK BKR7EIX 2667 plugs in front of me now. I wasnt aware that there were different varients, this was the only ones that came up when i typed BKR7EIX in google

 

[BocaJunior]

I had many a fault with misfire issues - I used NGK plugs and found that these did help (while running a REVO Stage 1, even though recommended)

SEAT have now put in the new plugs in (had to be ordered from Germany apparently) and with my REVO Stage 1 back, the car is running like a dream.

I would now recommend these with the REVO, even if your car has had no engine issues. The car is winning back my confidence to go Stage 2...

 

[phil_monk31]

Your Brave running them......... When I spoke to NGK they said not to run them due to them being to short and possibly shattering or splitting.