Monday at 3:43 AM #1 Ganzo Member Joined Jan 1, 2023 Messages 102 Reaction score 10 Hey guys so my j35 keeps fouling spark plugs. I run the stock normal plugs that autozone calls out. Should i go one step colder? Motor is all stock
Hey guys so my j35 keeps fouling spark plugs. I run the stock normal plugs that autozone calls out. Should i go one step colder? Motor is all stock
Monday at 3:47 PM #2 LegitDuner Well-known member Joined May 5, 2021 Messages 1,836 Reaction score 2,362 Fouled, as in oil/carbon or a dead plug? Have a pic of the plug ends? What plug? J35's love the OEM plugs.
Fouled, as in oil/carbon or a dead plug? Have a pic of the plug ends? What plug? J35's love the OEM plugs.
Monday at 4:21 PM #3 Toy Collector Active member Joined Aug 30, 2024 Messages 90 Reaction score 123 As stated above, you need to be using OEM NGK Laser Iridium plugs (or better) on Hondas. Better being: A "one range colder" plug should only be used on Hondas with higher compression above 10:1... or Boosted, which has not been mentioned.
As stated above, you need to be using OEM NGK Laser Iridium plugs (or better) on Hondas. Better being: A "one range colder" plug should only be used on Hondas with higher compression above 10:1... or Boosted, which has not been mentioned.