lOOk at these spark plugs
Blow up or win
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From: Altezzaville
Originally posted by Kahren
exactly, i am coffeee and cream, but shoudlnt i ahve more fuel on tehre with my mods i was expecting some sort of a black plug since it shoudl be throwing more then enouf fuel in there.
exactly, i am coffeee and cream, but shoudlnt i ahve more fuel on tehre with my mods i was expecting some sort of a black plug since it shoudl be throwing more then enouf fuel in there.
If rotorheads (in general) would spend more time reading plugs and less time worrying about what oil they should be using and what their stupid rice a/f gauges are reading (yes, every ******* ONE OF THEM) there would be no blown engines on this forum. Auto mechanics 101 - but wtf...it's too easy!
(sorry, not picking on you specifically.....well, maybe - I have not had a good rant in a long time, think I'll go have a good cry now)
Blow up or win
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From: Altezzaville
Originally posted by Kahren
btw, those first pics were the trailing plugs now i took out the leadign today to look at those as well, and here is the pic
these look a little darker, but also the one that came from the rear rotor has a few little bubles on it, you can see them if you look closelly on teh pic, its the plug on the right. those are not the signs of detonation though and are not pieces of aluminum, it is the build up since i can scrape it off with my finger nail.
btw, those first pics were the trailing plugs now i took out the leadign today to look at those as well, and here is the pic
these look a little darker, but also the one that came from the rear rotor has a few little bubles on it, you can see them if you look closelly on teh pic, its the plug on the right. those are not the signs of detonation though and are not pieces of aluminum, it is the build up since i can scrape it off with my finger nail.
"it's cheaper to change your oil than your engine"
Everyone forgets how really dirty rotaries are in this age of super-lev vehicles like my wife's new 2002 CRV. You're not supposed to change the break in oil until 4,000 miles - honest! (I can't stand it.........I feel like I'm ruining a new engine........)
We ARE burning oil after all..........kinda like some of my
old 70's two stroke crotch rockets!
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From: FL-->NJ/NYC again!
Originally posted by Kahren
i was surprise to see teh leadign plugs in teh condition they were, compared to the trailing ones. maybe i shoudl try running 9s down there as well
i was surprise to see teh leadign plugs in teh condition they were, compared to the trailing ones. maybe i shoudl try running 9s down there as well
What kind of gas mileage are you getting?
i am gettign about 15 mpg which was with frequent ac, when the temps went up to 210, so i turned the ac on so the fans kick in. now i rewired it and i will c what i get for ga milage now
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