Brisk Step colder Plugs

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Installed these in anticipation of a s280 and tune and the car is having trouble starting with no mods except IC and intake. They are pre gapped, is this common and should I switch back to the Ford?
Thanks for any input
 


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Installed these in anticipation of a s280 and tune and the car is having trouble starting with no mods except IC and intake. They are pre gapped, is this common and should I switch back to the Ford?
Thanks for any input
I don't know why people are drawn to those plugs, but you're not the first person to complain about them. Just stick with conventional step colders.

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NGK 6510 should be all you need for a step colder. You can buy the pregapped as well from Tune+ or JST Performance. I’ve had four sets and never an issue on stock turbo and hybrid (custom tunes for both)
 


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ive been running the brisk step colder for a while because at the time NGK wasnt in stock from whoosh. Haven't had issues and its fixed my idle issues after fill-ups

Mine is gapped at .028
 


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ive been running the brisk step colder for a while because at the time NGK wasnt in stock from whoosh. Haven't had issues and its fixed my idle issues after fill-ups

Mine is gapped at .028
I've also got the Brisk Iridium 1 step colder plugs installed and gapped to .028. I've put about 7K miles on these plugs so far with no issues and averaged 35mpg driving across the country and back.
 


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If you haven't done the mod yet, don't run the spark plugs that go with the mod. Performance will suffer. Just use the stock plugs until you change the turbo.
 




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