They are 2 heat ranges below stock on a basically unmodified car. Too cold can result in carbon deposits on the tip that won't cook off during normal operation, which can cause a hot spot, resulting in KR...
You want to run the hottest plug you can get away with.
They are 2 heat ranges below stock on a basically unmodified car. Too cold can result in carbon deposits on the tip that won't cook off during normal operation, which can cause a hot spot, resulting in KR...
You want to run the hottest plug you can get away with.
True; however if you can run the colder plug (like I did), it isn't hurting anything.
Hell I had over 20k~ miles on AL103's and everyone always likes to complain that there isn't any life in them.