Iridium plugs
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Iridium plugs
do Iridium plugs need to be gapped?
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IronMonkeyL255
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According to both Bosch and NGK, no.
You technically can, but it is very easy to break the center electrode. They com pre-gapped anyway, IIRC.
You technically can, but it is very easy to break the center electrode. They com pre-gapped anyway, IIRC.
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That being said, everything I post is accurate to the best of my knowledge.
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Matt Monson
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Iridium plugs are a waste of your hard earned money. Repeat after me, OEM is best, OEM is best. On my 2.5RS I run copper plugs. On my turbo engines I run Platinum. And always NGKs, always...
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1973 Porsche 914 2.0 l -Suby swap pending
1968 Porsche 911t survivor 47k original miles
2000 2.5RS daily driver.
1999 2.5RS w/ 50+ extra whp
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