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colder plugs more suitable to force induction engine, high compression engine.
as these engine create more heat.
usually heat range 6-8 dpends on engine.

using colder plug to normal engine will foul the plugs earlier and some power will be lost.

hotter plug (within range. 5-6 heat) more suitable for normal engine.
 
so now what to use?? I am confused ready....isnt there any plugs that can be used for low reving and high reving....hmmm....
 
Shamanraj said:
so now what to use?? I am confused ready....isnt there any plugs that can be used for low reving and high reving....hmmm....

depends on car...high revving need colder plug....
 
usually normal engine manufacture recommend 5 heat range (this is ngk's plug, other brand might have different no. of heat range that equilavent to ngk's. best to check service manual).

if high revving better get a bit colder like 6. this to prevent the plug from "glowing" n running engine after switch off.
 

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