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I know most people change to 1 range colder plugs for nitrous, and if you're staying NA then you go one range hotter. I plan on getting nitrous in the late summer. I was wonderign if I put one range COLDER plugs in prep for n2o, will my performance suffer right now until I actually get the nitrous, or will I not even feel the difference? Thanks.
Oh yeah, what do you need to gap them at with nitrous? And if I won't feel a difference with one range colder running NA for now, should I gap them like if I had nitrous or what? SOrry for the long post.
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