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So I have read lots about cold(er) plugs 5B, 6B, etc., and |
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Scotts94z32 on March 12, 2003 at 5:26 PM |
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understand that if I am running a Stage 3+ Z (that runs rich especially) I should change to the 6B colder NGK plug versus the 5B I currently have. My question, however, is - what is this going to do for me? A 6B plug gapped to .035 (versus .044 stock) I can install this weekend, but I don't know what change, if any, to expect. The colder plug reduced the risk of detonation, but I have never detonated with the boost that I run... Comments? Thanks, SS
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