Ruthenium Spark Plugs for boost??
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#22
that was so long ago but I’m sure I had to pull some fuel And add a little air. The idle got a lot weaker (it was wanting to die) with less gap. Putting iridium plugs helped a little to smooth it out vs regular Ngk plugs. I found it odd too.
#23
I run br7efs in my car and ya the idle quality is pretty **** unless I idle it really lean like 16-17.5 afr. I’ve swapped in tr6s and it runs so much better but I switched back in fear of having detonation issues. Since we are on the subject anyone wanna recommend a safe plug for me? I’m “fine” running the br7s but if there’s a different plug that can give me better drivability and idle quality while remaining safe I’d switch in a heartbeat. Set up is an ly6 7875 e85 12-20 psi normally 12 just running around but I’ll flip the switch on my boost solenoid for 20 psi once per drive just to make sure I can still scare the **** out of myself. And every time is still does lol.
#24
Ive done the switch from tr6 to br7 and really didn't notice much difference in idle quality at all. However when I was running the tr6 I was running max boost of 15psi as opposed to now at 20-22psi with a retune. But being in Canada harsh winters and firing the car up now and then..never had an issue with either plugs. I think it may be more tune related than just a plug swap issue. I feel like some other factors make it appear to be a plug issue when its more a oversight of something not as happy with either fueling or timing with the change of plug alone.
#25
Ive done the switch from tr6 to br7 and really didn't notice much difference in idle quality at all. However when I was running the tr6 I was running max boost of 15psi as opposed to now at 20-22psi with a retune. But being in Canada harsh winters and firing the car up now and then..never had an issue with either plugs. I think it may be more tune related than just a plug swap issue. I feel like some other factors make it appear to be a plug issue when its more a oversight of something not as happy with either fueling or timing with the change of plug alone.