NGK Iridium Spark Plug Sets - Regular, One Step Colder, and Two Step Colder
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Pardon my ignorance, but what's with the "one step colder"/"two step colder" bit? Is it better to have colder plugs than, say, the OEM ones? Does it go by the type of traffic you drive in (i.e. mostly freeway vs. city driving). Fill me in, guys!
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The colder plugs are for running forced induction or turbo, when running boost, the engine needs colder plugs, two steps colder are for built, custom tuned engines running boost. Cold plugs will actually make NA cars run worse, if running NA please stick with the normal heat range.
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