Spark Plugs Help

edhgreatone

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I am trying to get spark plugs that the heat range is about 2 colder can anybody give me a site or something to help me out I can't find anything
 

evan2

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do not got 2 ranges colder, who told you that
your running a small greddy kit at 5.5 lbs, 1 range is more then enough
you would prob be ok at the stock range for now since your not really making that much more power

just go one step colder, NGK plugs

and since your new to boost dont run iridium or platnum they run hotter
copper ngks all the way
 


RacerAce6

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yea ngk will do the trick, one step will be good unless ur planning on running higher boost
 

edhgreatone

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wow thats funny you say that b/c i only got one range colder and was kind of mad about it but i guess it works out... next thing is wires I have heard not too great of stuff about the nology I had people recommend MSB I think thats what there called anybody has any input on this
 


SeanMc300

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why are you gettin new wires?? wires wont do s**t unles you upgrade your whole ignition system
 

edhgreatone

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SeanMc300 said:
why are you gettin new wires?? wires wont do s**t unles you upgrade your whole ignition system
I upgraded my spark plugs and the wires will help that I am also getting the walbro fuel pump and then a boost controller after that I will get it tuned and run 8 psi
 

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On the numbers. NGK and ND run backwards. the higher the number the colder the plug.
 

Beelzebubba

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I still stand on the opinion that Nology are just an expensive gimmick. The pulse to jump the air gap on the plug is created in the coil, not the wire.
 


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