what percentage of fuel should I pull to increase efficiency
correct.
you pull the plug to inspect it at whatever load/RPM you are tuning at the time. Be sure not to let your foot off the gas before you turn the ignition off.
you pull the plug to inspect it at whatever load/RPM you are tuning at the time. Be sure not to let your foot off the gas before you turn the ignition off.
Originally Posted by 98vtec
looks like you could run a little colder plug from that picture.
He's running 8's and probably only needs 7's, didn't reply to me about his boost/power level so
I think 98vtec is looking at the pic bone posted, and JD is looking at the pic the OP posted.
JD, he's running 8's cus he plans to boost more later on. 1.5 bar at least, I hope.
JD, he's running 8's cus he plans to boost more later on. 1.5 bar at least, I hope.
Originally Posted by Joseph Davis
Disagree, there is no heat discoloration. Inasmuch as you can make out on one blurry pic of one blurry plug.
He's running 8's and probably only needs 7's, didn't reply to me about his boost/power level so
He's running 8's and probably only needs 7's, didn't reply to me about his boost/power level so

also, yeah i'm running 8's.. NGK 4554's gapped around .30" if i remember correctly.
I spoke to xenocron and he said the tune from his BIN i'm running is fine because i'm running GSR cams. it's a stock map sensor so i'm not putting the 2.5bar sensor on until I get a real tune. I don't trust editting the map for more boost without a wideband or det can setup.
I spoke to xenocron and he said the tune from his BIN i'm running is fine because i'm running GSR cams. it's a stock map sensor so i'm not putting the 2.5bar sensor on until I get a real tune. I don't trust editting the map for more boost without a wideband or det can setup.
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