plug question
10-28-2006, 10:05 AM
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I am changing my plugs to denso iridiums, my car is NA, no mods. I checked the gaps on the plugs and they are all microns less than factory spec 1mm. If I leave the gap as is could there be any negative effects? And what happens if a plug is used with a gap that is way too small??
10-29-2006, 01:06 AM
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True.....regap them to specs....it's easy to do.
And why go to Iridiums if your not even FI?
Why roll the dice on a plug that has been PROVEN to fail and break off.
I would recommend replacing with OEM plugs and gap.
JMO.
Tim
And why go to Iridiums if your not even FI?
Why roll the dice on a plug that has been PROVEN to fail and break off.
I would recommend replacing with OEM plugs and gap.
JMO.
Tim
Why fix if it ain't broken
10-30-2006, 04:41 PM
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Yeah got them to the correct gap, and I have heard about them causing problems on FI cars, but not on the naturally aspirated, correct me if i'm wrong bc they are in my car right now
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Originally Posted by rawdetermination,Oct 30 2006, 05:41 PM
Yeah got them to the correct gap, and I have heard about them causing problems on FI cars, but not on the naturally aspirated, correct me if i'm wrong bc they are in my car right now
There is NOTHING special about Denso Iridium.
JMO.
Tim
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