stick to OEM NGK stuff and change it once a year for piece of mind...

Sonny Tu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:  Up until August of last year, the car was 
frequently street driven. I think
the last time I changed the plugs & wires was a year before that. The car
is now used only for DE's & driven (hard) once a month. Thus far, it's been
to the track twice this year for 2-day track weekends. Typically, I run
through a tank of gas (100 octane) a day. Car is making a good 220rwhp at
12psi of boost. I don't ever see any knock & the fuel mixture is a little
on the rich side but not terribly so (A/F = 12-14 depending on where in the
MAP).

I haven't noticed any misfires or stumbling but don't want to wait until
that happens to change the spark plugs &/or ignition wires. What's the
conventional wisdom on when to change them for my application (only DE's)?

Regards,
Sonny

If everything is coming your way,
You're in the wrong lane!!!

http://www.sonny2.com

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