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Old 03-11-2008, 11:27 PM
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any one run the denso IQ or It colder plugs on a h/c 10.5 comp. and 150 to 200 wet shot, sucessfully? i know the ngk's are a popular choice.
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Yes, but they are an expensive plug, youshouldhave no problem with std copper stuff in right heat range
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well for anyone that might be curious, ran the it22 denso plugs gapped at .042 for the first two runs on thur , and then inspected them and regapped to .040 for the next 3 runs. all runs were on a 150wet. i did have the timing set back safe to around 13-14* until i get the fuel right with the nano and my a new ve map that i'm experimenting with. on the average the fuel was 10.5.. the heat ring was closer to the tip and i used 110unleaded. any suggestion are welcome. thank you.
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Get a non projected tip plug. You stick your arm out in the fire yor gonna get burned.
Old 04-13-2008, 10:25 AM
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thank you, sir. gotta search for the part #. did you personally have the projected type denso and failed on you or you know of someone? i know the nonprojected tip is by far the way to go but supposedly thet are horrible for idle cuase they faoul out. but i'm willing to experiment.




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