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Old 02-16-04, 12:12 AM
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Plug Question

Sorry for the dumb question but i need some help I still learning about the whole rotory set ups and combo

my leading plugs keep fowlin out after like a month
the ones im using are the NGK's 7L 9T I have the same set up as the 5zigen car using the tdo6 sin turbo. should i go 9's traling and leading and if so are the 9 that i use for the traling the same part number for the leading. again sorry for the dumb ? just wanted to know before i can the plugs out again THANKS
Old 02-16-04, 12:16 AM
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NGK BUR9EQ for all 4
see if your leadings last longer this way I dont think they will though and there might be another problem...running rich or something else

BTW most modded cars run 9s all around for safety.
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I run all 9's as well, but I still have to change them quite often.. damn I need more tuning lol.
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If your leadings are fouling out faster, running all 9's will make it worse.
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Thanks for the info i will try the 9s and see
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they are a colder plug and need more heat to self clean. not realy achieved in about town driving. you sound a bit rich, better that than lean if you have to pick
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I just put in the 9s the car responded better lets see how long these last and yes i aam runnin a little to rich I gotta go get it dyno tunned.
Thank you all for your help
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