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I finished my installed on the JWT TT 530, but I forgot to change my plugs, and I am getting a little lazy to look into the engine bay. will stock plugs hold up ok?
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Originally Posted by wannabuy350z
I finished my installed on the JWT TT 530, but I forgot to change my plugs, and I am getting a little lazy to look into the engine bay. will stock plugs hold up ok?
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It depends on the tune and the boost levels being run. If you're absolutely postive it's not knocking while under heavy load and while heat soaked, then you probably don't have much to worry about. If you push your car hard on the track or for extended periods, they're not a bad idea for a little cheap added protection.
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I have spoken to JWT and they said they recommend it. plus my plugs are new, less than 10K on them. i will be on the stock JWT SS box tune, so pig rich.
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