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I have a 800+ bhp GTR R32 I bought a set of
HKS Super Fire Racing Spark Plug S Series, ISO Type, Heat Range 9 ,
I have since been imform these are not the correct plug for my setup,
This is the info i received, when I asked about these plugs from a local tuner, when I asked what was the difference between the the ISO and the JIC
There are resistors in one of them and the other type doesn't have resistors. The RB26 specifically uses a JIS type plug rather than ISO.
Misfires if you are lucky, blown coilpacks / ECU if you are not.
The car seems to run fine on the HKS Super Fire Racing Spark Plug S Series, ISO Type, Heat Range 9
But if the could blow the coil packs or ECU, I would like to have them out of there now.
Can any of the experts, shed some light on this please.
No guessing please, only give an answer if you know what your talking about please, I don't want to be forking out on a new ECU.
Cheers
HKS Super Fire Racing Spark Plug S Series, ISO Type, Heat Range 9 ,
I have since been imform these are not the correct plug for my setup,
This is the info i received, when I asked about these plugs from a local tuner, when I asked what was the difference between the the ISO and the JIC
There are resistors in one of them and the other type doesn't have resistors. The RB26 specifically uses a JIS type plug rather than ISO.
Misfires if you are lucky, blown coilpacks / ECU if you are not.
The car seems to run fine on the HKS Super Fire Racing Spark Plug S Series, ISO Type, Heat Range 9
But if the could blow the coil packs or ECU, I would like to have them out of there now.
Can any of the experts, shed some light on this please.
No guessing please, only give an answer if you know what your talking about please, I don't want to be forking out on a new ECU.
Cheers