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Installing new FR6 plugs, Are they pre-gapped?

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Old 04-20-2007, 10:08 PM
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Yeh tried those Forums with no luck. Most guys over there track their cars and use much colder heat ranges than I want to run in my daily street car.

I figure most of you guys who drive 993TT/996TT's drive these on the street daily and would have better experience running warmer plugs which are also suitable for the power levels in the 500-600 range

I've just changed up from W3CS to FR5DTC's and will see how they perform.
 

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My 94 3.6T w/EFI uses the same FR6 ldc and runs fine.
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Hi Elliot. How much boost does your 94 3.6T run? Are you running those plugs on the track as well as street? Thanks for your input!
 
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I ran them on the track and street with the CIS sytem @1.1 bar worked fine.
AFR went lean on top
I'm still in fine tunning mode with The EFI @ 1 bar 486Rwhp but it is a little too rich . I may take it to LRP for a DE on Saturday to see how it goes.
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Old 04-21-2007, 01:07 AM
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Thanks for the feedback. If the FR6's are OK @ 1.1bar, then the FR5's should be OK @ 1.25bar, which is what I run I guess I just need to keep an eye on the plugs every few days to make sure they look OK.
 
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