Help, Yellow specs on Plugs?
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Help, Yellow specs on Plugs?
Tiny yellow specs on spark plugs, Zex Hyperformance plugs.
Someone verify this for me, I believe that means I'm burning up some aluminum or the internals itself. Most likely running lean or could it be a timing issue? I cannot adjust the timing of the car due to 03 Accord, coil on plugs, no dist here.
nitrous application. I'm going to back down the shot and I have a GReddy fuel pressure gauge now to monitor it. I'm also hitting a dyno to check if I'm running lean or not next week.
I pulled those Zex plugs out and put back the stocker Iridium plugs.
Someone verify this for me, I believe that means I'm burning up some aluminum or the internals itself. Most likely running lean or could it be a timing issue? I cannot adjust the timing of the car due to 03 Accord, coil on plugs, no dist here.
nitrous application. I'm going to back down the shot and I have a GReddy fuel pressure gauge now to monitor it. I'm also hitting a dyno to check if I'm running lean or not next week.
I pulled those Zex plugs out and put back the stocker Iridium plugs.
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Re: Help, Yellow specs on Plugs? (Jared)
I agree, the car had a small spit here and there at idle, now its smooth.
my problem is I cannot find that stock iridium plug two steps colder. anyone got an idea NGK: IZFR6K-11, I would want a IZFR8K
my problem is I cannot find that stock iridium plug two steps colder. anyone got an idea NGK: IZFR6K-11, I would want a IZFR8K
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