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|   Not Ranked : 0 score  Change the plugs every year or every 15k miles tops on modified cars. I change mine every year in March/April. Just to make an idea about the rate they wear at, my plugs are always gapped at 0.65mm/0.26". When I change them they're at 0.8mm/0.32". They'd still be good for a car that is not or just lightly modified but not really good for throwing high boost at them. When the gap is too big the boost wave would have the same effect on the spark like wind on a candle. dumbone95 likes this.
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