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Best Way To Clean Spark Plugs?

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tell the tuner to sort the tune, rather than replace plugs every other week. r they black as or white? my motor tuned by a well known perth shop i used to use ended up with a piston in 2 pieces thanks to the lean afr's. mates car tuned at same shop had 12.5:1 afr's on full boost (18pi) which 3 shops told him are wayyyy to risky to run on a street car unless u monitor the ratios all the time, just a warning mate. :D

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I got an old school spark plug cleaner. Basically its a mini sand blaster.

You hook it up to your car battery and put the plug in the top and push the botton and it fires a very fine zircon sand at the pug at high speed and gets rid of the carbon deposits. Tried to buy a new one a little while ago but couldnt find them any where !

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