Just got off the phone with ngk.
94201 and 96206 are nearly identical plugs. 96206 has less insulator showing, that's it.
93560 is 1 step colder and identical to 94201 but with .028 gap
94201- 0.30 gap
96206 - .031 gap 2mm added shielding
93560 - .028 gap 1 step colder
Fyi
Just got off the phone with ngk.
94201 and 96206 are nearly identical plugs. 96206 has less insulator showing, that's it.
93560 is 1 step colder and identical to 94201.
I don't think u could go wrong with any of the above.
Did you pull any fuses? I sent them an email and it had this
Note: Make sure that the RDC is located and unplugged before handling this coding. (Some vehicles have the RDC integrated into the DSC, make sure to pull the fuse in this case.)
I think I found fuse 29 to be the one in question...
Aftermarket clutches sound great but extra drive train shock on this platform is something to consider. With the way the b58 makes tons of low end torque keeping drivetrain happy past 550+ wheel tq will be challenging. Ask the guys replacing the driveline guibos, axles, and rear diffs on the autos.
None here. Downpipe and tuned 2020 on E30 made 471/553 dynojet. Factory unlocked ECU. 20 spools a stock turbine housing slightly quicker. HKS hipermax hybrid kit was designed for the 20 not the 21. Besides a 20 can run a 6 port head if you so desire and then have 11:1 compression.
Everything I've heard from tuners says the engines are identical when tuned. The advantage is thought to be had after 750+whp but it's only theory at this point
Part numbers are different yes but due to manifold changes. The actual turbo wheel sizes have been verified to be the same. The 20 is tuned with more boost taper and less overall boost period. Remember this turbo falls out of efficiency at 22-23 psi so more boost becomes inefficient.