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I just read that gap 1.1mm is fine on rb25de neo and the bcpr7es plugs I bought had an abbreviation of -11 at the end, so I'm guessing they are already gapped to 1.1. I also read that the recommended plugs are PFR5G. It it worth just testing the ones I got or should I swap em for the recommended plugs?

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Correct that the -11 means a 1.1 gap.

Depends what you consider worth it.

They will more than likely be ok, but being colder and in an na the chances are they will foul easily .

I use them, but my car is running 20 psi .

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