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Recommendation For Ngk Iridium Spark Plug Heat Range

jakez88

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so just a quick question according to my mods for my r32's rb20det, what heat range type of NGK iridiums should i buy to accomodate for my mods? will get a retune soon and hoping for 200kw atw

mods are:

high flow 32 turbo

turn flow cooler

3" turbo back exhaust

cold air intake

yellow jacket coilpacks

650cc injectors

bosch 040

rebuilt engine to standard spec besides bearings and rings

nistune

z32

will the normal BCPR6EIX-11 work or will another heat range be better?

thanks

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