What do you think of my Spark plugs? *PICS*
Well, having some feul issues, and i cant seem to make anything of these plugs, but at least there all the same....
[img width=500 height=375]http://www.newbieforces.com/files/plugs1.JPG[/img]
[img width=500 height=375]http://www.newbieforces.com/files/plugs2.JPG[/img]
with flash on...
Like i said, they dont look to bad to me, so i dont know why im having alot of hiccuping on partial throttle every once in a while and why im missing up top on ful throttle, but i can boost just fine on partial throttle. Hmmm....
[img width=500 height=375]http://www.newbieforces.com/files/plugs1.JPG[/img]
[img width=500 height=375]http://www.newbieforces.com/files/plugs2.JPG[/img]
with flash on...
Like i said, they dont look to bad to me, so i dont know why im having alot of hiccuping on partial throttle every once in a while and why im missing up top on ful throttle, but i can boost just fine on partial throttle. Hmmm....
Thats weird as hell, i figured one of my injectors was stuck open or something, causing me to run really rich, and teh ecu going into closed loop and running like crap. Hmmm, wonder what i could be then...
Rich at cruise for sure.
Damn those are tall plugs, are they like heat range 4 or something lol
Your on BBKA's map right? His did the same thing, like it didnt wanna run in closed loop, and just stayed in openloop. I know Pat has been making changes to his map since he got a WB. Maybe he'll post it here.
Damn those are tall plugs, are they like heat range 4 or something lol
Your on BBKA's map right? His did the same thing, like it didnt wanna run in closed loop, and just stayed in openloop. I know Pat has been making changes to his map since he got a WB. Maybe he'll post it here.
Plug reading does you no good unless you do it right...
To get a good reading of your combustion chamber events you must first- Go wide open throttle (WOT) for several seconds, about 4-5 seconds all out. Then, let off, allow the revs to drop and shut the car off. Remove your plugs (recommended after engine is below 100oF.) Dark to light Tan= Good combustion. I forgot exactly what other colors mean, I may look it back up and post. Probably not.
This is the way we read spark plugs after dyno pulls. WOT, then shut it down and let it cool for a few minutes, take reading per cylinder, fix problem.
To get a good reading of your combustion chamber events you must first- Go wide open throttle (WOT) for several seconds, about 4-5 seconds all out. Then, let off, allow the revs to drop and shut the car off. Remove your plugs (recommended after engine is below 100oF.) Dark to light Tan= Good combustion. I forgot exactly what other colors mean, I may look it back up and post. Probably not.
This is the way we read spark plugs after dyno pulls. WOT, then shut it down and let it cool for a few minutes, take reading per cylinder, fix problem.
Originally Posted by Si90
I forgot exactly what other colors mean, I may look it back up and post. Probably not.
White is to lean, Black is to rich. Coffee cream light brownn is the color to look for
Originally Posted by Si90
Plug reading does you no good unless you do it right...
To get a good reading of your combustion chamber events you must first- Go wide open throttle (WOT) for several seconds, about 4-5 seconds all out. Then, let off, allow the revs to drop and shut the car off. Remove your plugs (recommended after engine is below 100oF.) Dark to light Tan= Good combustion. I forgot exactly what other colors mean, I may look it back up and post. Probably not.
This is the way we read spark plugs after dyno pulls. WOT, then shut it down and let it cool for a few minutes, take reading per cylinder, fix problem.
To get a good reading of your combustion chamber events you must first- Go wide open throttle (WOT) for several seconds, about 4-5 seconds all out. Then, let off, allow the revs to drop and shut the car off. Remove your plugs (recommended after engine is below 100oF.) Dark to light Tan= Good combustion. I forgot exactly what other colors mean, I may look it back up and post. Probably not.
This is the way we read spark plugs after dyno pulls. WOT, then shut it down and let it cool for a few minutes, take reading per cylinder, fix problem.


