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Old 24 Feb 2005, 11:08 am
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quote:Originally posted by MX-5

Sue,

I'd like to see the data to back that up.
I spent over a year getting the Champion 7440 / 7570 double platinum spark plugs manufactured for the PT.
I worked relentlessly with Federal Mogul (Champion).
Several thousand double platinum plugs have been installed in PTs all over the world.
There are no drawbacks to double platinum plugs in the non-turbo PT.
Remember, I worked with Champion on this project in 2000/2001, long before the turbo PT was even a rumor.
Sorry MX-5, it is just something I read somewhere ... can't tell you where since I don't remember. Yes I had the double platinum plugs in my 2001 and loved them. I always wondered why DP plugs were not recommended for turbo. I think I read that here somewhere and at the srt forums, but I can't be certain ....

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quote: Don, I read that the double platinum cause the engine to ping and knock more than normal. Don't know why.
Sorry I should have added that DP would cause the turbo engine to ping and knock more than normal.
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