Ahhh new plugs
As monte said if you find there is any hesitation at 7-8k rpm. You should check your plug.
2 options: You can either sand clean them, but make sure the gap stay intact.
Or just change them.
Hoist the left front wheel up, take the wheel off and the plugs is highly accessible from there.
2 options: You can either sand clean them, but make sure the gap stay intact.
Or just change them.
Hoist the left front wheel up, take the wheel off and the plugs is highly accessible from there.
120k. 2nd set of replacement plugs. The last lot went in somewhere between 60 & 70k. Finally decided to change the coils and spark leads as well.
Plugs were surprisingly clean (compared to others that I've seen), Leads - Who can tell? The coils were all showing signs of heat stress and arcing to the mounting plate.
The biggest change that I've noticed is smoothness in the way the engine revs and accelerates rather than a performance gain. It's only bee n in a week so I'll get a better feel for any change on the way up to the NATS.
Cheers.... Otto
Plugs were surprisingly clean (compared to others that I've seen), Leads - Who can tell? The coils were all showing signs of heat stress and arcing to the mounting plate.
The biggest change that I've noticed is smoothness in the way the engine revs and accelerates rather than a performance gain. It's only bee n in a week so I'll get a better feel for any change on the way up to the NATS.
Cheers.... Otto
Last edited by Ottog; Sep 30, 2008 at 06:07 AM.
when i bought my car it came w extra ngk plugs in the glove u guys think theyre gaped already? if not i gotta get them i have 46 thous.. miles on my car and i think its time to change them lol
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