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Old 02-14-2012, 08:37 AM
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Need help please. Ok since I have been getting some messages saying that BR7EF is too cold of a plug I need to ask . First I need to say I will be spraying a 90 mm Nitrous Outlet Plate with 100 shot but will eventually go to 150 . Question is should I go BR6EF’s now or just install the BR7EF . Will they cause idle issues and are they really overkill right now
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For that size shot you can just go ahead and put br6ef's in there any more and it would be safer to put the 7 in there. I drove mine around on the 7's and had no issues.
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to cold?
People sending you those messages dont know much and I wouldnt listen to them.

We have ran #11's on motor only lots of times(what we use for N20 plugs), wont hurt a thing.

Either would work for 100-150 shot but to say that a #7 is to cold and not to use it for that reason? skitish !
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7's here and had them in my car awhile and drives just the sam as it did when i hadTR6(no nitrous then)
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BR7EF is a great plug choice for your setup!
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i run 8's in mine on motor and have no start issues or driveability problems.
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I run 7's and 8's with no issues.
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I run BR7EFs and haven't had any problems at all,,,,,but I don't have any timeslips yet to prove or disprove the fact that the car seems a little more sluggish to me on the motor and on the spray than it did with BR6EFs. May just be me. Weather hasnt cooperated yet to get out to the track. Looks like rain again this weekend.....sux
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The only reason why a car would have an issue running on the 7s is if the N/A tune was off. My wife drove around with 7s in her stock motor the entire time she had the car.
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Currently riding around on #9s.... However these are too cold for everyday use with my tune, starts to load up a bit in stop and go traffic.
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skittish tooms real skittish lol,7s are good!



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