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R33 Gtr Spark Plugs (mild Modifications)

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joeyjoejoejuniorshabadoo Grand Master

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meh, with decent modifications the plugs can die at pretty much any time, irid or copper.... i know what i prefer....

not to mention that all the decent tuners round town recommend coppers...

mine tend to last 20thou with 300rwkw....

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:P

Just remember they wont last 40k like the platinums

Well....yes, but the platinum's were from Japan when the car was imported, no idea how long they were in there.

I don't do many km's so even 10K is quite a long time :rofl:

Rekin Grand Master

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least they will make boost :)

BCPR7ES FTW

im still running BCPR6E's. You reckon that could be the case of my detonation issue when i approached you before? Ive observed the ones i pulled out for any black speckles, there are a couple but cant determine if they are there due to misfiring from overheating.

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STATUS Grand Master

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I just found that colder plugs exacerbated the fouling ie that they were not as effective at burning a rich air/fuel mixture.

Thats a tune issue not a plug issue, we have a few guys with daily drivers on 8 and 9's

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