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Old 05-10-09, 05:16 PM
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wHAT SPARK PLUGS SHOULD I BE RUNNING

If you are running a stock engine then 9 trailing and 7 leading are okay . But heat is the enemy and so running colder plugs in trailing and leading will be better for the engine . the spark plug is just not there for spark but it takes the heat out of the combustion chamber and transfer it into the rotor housing or head.
Old 05-11-09, 12:55 AM
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thanks!! yeah its a stock 86 fc. it back fires at idle a good amount, i cant really hear it on decell. i didnt know if they are fouled, their stock plugs! i just fig its time to replace them haha
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does anybody use the br10eg with good results these are resistors plugs i think that this can cure some problem that people have when they switch to a aftermarket efi system since they are resistors plugs you have less RFI do to bad grounding.

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