Sparkplugs?
01-25-2003, 04:18 PM
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And also the 93 fds plugs work great when it's cold, I did a little test on my own. I brought 4 new ngk from mazda for the 80 rx7 and I installed car start up fine the in the summer but now since it's very cold I notice the car would flood faster. So I had 4 used fds plug put it in and it start up right away, This how I really test the plugs I leave the fds plugs in for 1 week and then go and start it up it start up no hassle, now I put back the new plug's {80 specific} in for 1 week and then I go to start the car and I exprience that the car is flooding like crazy and it won't turn over when it's flood alot, we all know that already about rotary. So in my conclusion I notice that the fds plug's is better for the 1st to me cause it does not flood the car and it start faster. Btw my car always park in a garage. khris
01-25-2003, 06:29 PM
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Originally Posted by Rx7aholic' date='Jan 25 2003, 02:18 PM
And also the 93 fds plugs work great when it's cold, I did a little test on my own. I brought 4 new ngk from mazda for the 80 rx7 and I installed car start up fine the in the summer but now since it's very cold I notice the car would flood faster. So I had 4 used fds plug put it in and it start up right away, This how I really test the plugs I leave the fds plugs in for 1 week and then go and start it up it start up no hassle, now I put back the new plug's {80 specific} in for 1 week and then I go to start the car and I exprience that the car is flooding like crazy and it won't turn over when it's flood alot, we all know that already about rotary. So in my conclusion I notice that the fds plug's is better for the 1st to me cause it does not flood the car and it start faster. Btw my car always park in a garage. khris
