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bpr7's makes car die?

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Oct 6, 2012
new richmond, Wisconsin
So i have been messing around with different spark plugs.. i am all stock besides the "free mods". I have had bpr 6 in it, denso irridium and now i recently put in bpr7's in. Wen the car is warmed up and i come to a stop.the idle dips real low and sometimes dies. After i go wot and coast her out the car dies..is this because the 7's are too cold for my stock setup?
 
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Have you adjusted your base idle? Checked timing advance? Do you have a lightweight flywheel? Checked the MAF to confirm it is within parameters by referencing the factory service manual?

It's not your plugs. Even then, 7's aren't necessary if you are a stock setup below 18-22psi.
 
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