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Hey guys, my r32 gts-t has been misfiring every now and again, it's starting to annoy me now because it's been doing it more often.

Some days it won't even do it once but others it'll do it 4 or 5 times in the one day.

I'll be driving along then it'll start misfiring out of no where and it sounds like a wrx hahaha. But if I just down shift and come back on boost it'll sort it's self out. I'm thinking it might be a faulty coil pack but in not 100% sure. Just wondering if anyone could help me out. Thanks!

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It has splitfire coil packs as well, thanks man I'll get some new plugs for it tomorrow and put them in and see if that changes anything. But it's weird like as it comes back on boost within three seconds it'll fit it's self and won't do it again for like another 10-20 minutes. Sometimes it won't even do it again till the next time I drive it.

I'll put some new plugs in and if that doesn't sort it out I'll get the injectors cleaned.

Any suggestions on what plugs I should get for it?

Coppers NGK BCPR6ES

or

Platinum PFR6ES

in either case gap them down to 0.8mm

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