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Don't rev it over 4000rpm until you have regapped plugs, changed your fuel filter & are running 98octane fuel to be safe. Once these have been done, throw it on a dyno to be sure everything is ok...

A few hundred dollars now may save you thousands down the track :tosser:

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  03XR6T said:
Don't rev it over 4000rpm until you have regapped plugs, changed your fuel filter & are running 98octane fuel to be safe. Once these have been done, throw it on a dyno to be sure everything is ok...

A few hundred dollars now may save you thousands down the track :tosser:

mmmm only prob closest dyno is Perth, (I think) so its best to bring it back to stock or will regapping plugs and replace fuel filter help (only 96-95octane in Broome) that's why im running 8psi.

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Ok I reflashed it back to stock last night (so I could go over 4k rpm) . I havent yet cleaned the plugs yet since we needed a longer socket :ermm:. But im guessing they should be right cause I only got a service in december last year and done 4k kms since.

also tryed using octane booster which had no effect when flashed but I could feel some change when stock.

So at the moment might wait till tommorow to call CAPA and ask them if they know. Unless anyone thinks it could be something else? <_<

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the plugs don't need cleaning they need re-gaping because your problem sounds like the spark is getting blown out.

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  xr6 typhoon said:
the plugs don't need cleaning they need re-gaping because your problem sounds like the spark is getting blown out.

ok so what exactly do you mean by re-gapping sorry? is it easy to do? :crazystuff:

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  ratter said:
iridium plugs can be damaged by regapping them, you are better off buying new plugs gapped to the correct setting

What type of plugs do you recommend and how much will I be looking at?

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  ratter said:
Spark Plugs NGK PFR6B (Platinum)

NGK BKR6EIX (Iridium)

Iridiums will cost you about $20 each

k thanks ratter, im guessing auto 1 in town should have them, hopefully this solve my crisis.

I might go with the NGK BKR6EIX (Iridium)

cheers

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