Bur9eq14 vs re9bt spark plug question
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you are correct, they are the racing plugs, but in a street heat range. they misfire less than the EQP's do, so it runs smoother. they also last way longer. its usually a good upgrade, although they like a slightly leaner mixture, i tried a set in a stock FC and it didn't like it.
the reach of the trailing plugs is a little different, so i don't like to used those either, but everyone else seems to do fine
the reach of the trailing plugs is a little different, so i don't like to used those either, but everyone else seems to do fine
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not that this is the greatest example but my friends Rx8 got the plugs changed @30k, like it was supposed to, and then didn't get changed again until 90k. they were done @90k, but they are supposed to be!
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