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Old 02-24-2004, 02:50 PM
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Question NGK two points colder burning

Im running a 65 shot on my integra and i need to find out a part number for NGK plugs that are two points colder burning than my factory ones I have a 98 integra ls
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NGK VPower R5671A-7
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by the way dont go any hotter... if anything go to 8s or colder... the 7 is just a reference of the warmest u should use
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NGK bkr7e-11 gapped to .030 is what i would use
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what type of plug is that Dave??? Ive heard of them alot but never ran them... I just use the v power racing copper cores now...
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Cronic i was told that if u don't change the plugs it makes it easier to burn a hole in the top of the piston
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if u use one step colder than stock plugs, the correct gap will keep u safe w/ nitrous and keep it driveable without




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