Spark Plugs
Between iridum and platinum is there an advantage of one over the other for an N/A s2000. also in regards to temp ranges what temp range should i get for southern cal 55-85 degrees year round?
Originally Posted by news2kroller,Apr 21 2006, 09:21 AM
Between iridum and platinum is there an advantage of one over the other for an N/A s2000. also in regards to temp ranges what temp range should i get for southern cal 55-85 degrees year round?
the heat range of the sparkplug have NOTHING to do with your city's temp.
colder plugs are used with alot of the turbo/supercharged car as well as n2o equiped car.
thanks, yea i just ran a few searches for "cold plug" and F/I issues came up alot. looking at the various plugs out there it seems that although there is little hp to be gained by changing perfectly fine plugs with new plugs +/- a hp or 3, it seems that the plug with a thinner electrode it would produce a cleaner spark, is this correct? i only have 26k miles on my car but im considering changing my plugs out for new ones just out of that reason. what do you think?
Originally Posted by news2kroller,Apr 21 2006, 01:42 PM
i only have 26k miles on my car but im considering changing my plugs out for new ones just out of that reason. what do you think?
Those plugs are fine. Make sure the gap is ok and forget about it 
Unless you have an issue with your car dont worry.
I swapped mine out troubleshooting an issue. Otherwise I would have left them in there.

Unless you have an issue with your car dont worry.
I swapped mine out troubleshooting an issue. Otherwise I would have left them in there.
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