Iridium Plug Benefits?
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Originally Posted by OP Z
Is there any benefit to using iridium plugs on a stock engine? Thanks.
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good thread, my bro bought some denso iridiums for his Cooper S and said he noticed an improvement at higher rpm - just the car was smoother
i figured its just a placebo like grounding wires
he went one step colder, any reason why we cant do the same on a bolt-on N.A. engine?
i figured its just a placebo like grounding wires
he went one step colder, any reason why we cant do the same on a bolt-on N.A. engine?
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One step colder plugs can be used, but the chances of fouling a plug increase slightly...at least in theory. In practice, a typical NA car running 12.5:1 or 13.0:1 AF ratios is not going to foul out, even the 1 step colder Iridiums. Many track NA 350Z's are higher reving NA VQ35's will still run one step colder.
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So Sharif,
what do you think I should run with my built N/A engine (I haven't got any iradiums yet)... Nismo puts #7, is that stock range or a step colder already?
thanks!
richie
what do you think I should run with my built N/A engine (I haven't got any iradiums yet)... Nismo puts #7, is that stock range or a step colder already?
thanks!
richie
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Originally Posted by Z350Lover
So Sharif,
what do you think I should run with my built N/A engine (I haven't got any iradiums yet)... Nismo puts #7, is that stock range or a step colder already?
thanks!
richie
what do you think I should run with my built N/A engine (I haven't got any iradiums yet)... Nismo puts #7, is that stock range or a step colder already?
thanks!
richie
What is the compression ratio, and intended rev limit of this engine?
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