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1 or 2 step colder plugs?

Originally Posted by Messiah_671 Understood.. With any F/I setup though, I don't think the stock plugs were rated to handle the increased temps though.. I'd rather be safe than sorry

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Old 05-23-2011, 07:38 AM   #11 (permalink)
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Understood.. With any F/I setup though, I don't think the stock plugs were rated to handle the increased temps though.. I'd rather be safe than sorry plus zex recommends it
I understand the FI thing. Just on a lot of other forums/cars, people have jumped on the "1 step colder" bandwagon on lightly-bolted-on cars. Given that our plugs are already quite cold, I want people to be aware it's probably a patently bad idea unless your setup really warrants it (e.g. FI).
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