Quick Opinions on Spark Plugs please
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Originally Posted by BillBoost37
Not hurt. I've got them in the 95. Changed the 97 out to copper once I noticed temps rising. Makes a difference, so far it hasn't hurt anything though.
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Why not Iridiums? I had a set installed and 20k later no problems??
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Yes, irridiums are installed from the factory, but the direction most of us go is Copper after dropping at least one pulley size. Platinum is a no-no with forced induction of any kind (turbo, SC, Nitrous). Irridium may be ok stock, but as a general rule of thumb, copper is best for Forced Induction.
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Originally Posted by willwren
Yes, irridiums are installed from the factory, but the direction most of us go is Copper after dropping at least one pulley size. Platinum is a no-no with forced induction of any kind (turbo, SC, Nitrous). Irridium may be ok stock, but as a general rule of thumb, copper is best for Forced Induction.
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Right... Techinfo...
Oh, it'* a heat thing. Melting temp of platinum is less than that of copper. Very interesting.
I always forget about Techinfo..
Oh, it'* a heat thing. Melting temp of platinum is less than that of copper. Very interesting.
I always forget about Techinfo..