DogVomit Member Jun 9, 2005 192 1 19 Tampa, FL Nov 12, 2005 #1 Nov 12, 2005 #1 Which brand plugs do you blown guys use? I'd also like to know what gap you use. Once I have an average, that's my gap.
Which brand plugs do you blown guys use? I'd also like to know what gap you use. Once I have an average, that's my gap.
White Stang Member Feb 11, 2004 467 0 16 Ft Lauderdale Nov 12, 2005 #2 Nov 12, 2005 #2 DogVomit said: Which brand plugs do you blown guys use? I'd also like to know what gap you use. Once I have an average, that's my gap. Click to expand... plug: NGK TR6 gap: .035
DogVomit said: Which brand plugs do you blown guys use? I'd also like to know what gap you use. Once I have an average, that's my gap. Click to expand... plug: NGK TR6 gap: .035
DogVomit Member Jun 9, 2005 192 1 19 Tampa, FL Nov 12, 2005 #4 Nov 12, 2005 #4 NGK's sound like the plugs I need. I'll (so far) gap them at .035. Thanks.
G green_fow_six Founding Member Jan 21, 2002 310 0 16 Martinez, CA Nov 12, 2005 #5 Nov 12, 2005 #5 Make sure it's copper, and go 1 heat range colder. gap at .032 - .035 A lot of people including myself run cheap autolites with good results.
Make sure it's copper, and go 1 heat range colder. gap at .032 - .035 A lot of people including myself run cheap autolites with good results.
Josh-'96 GT New Member Jul 28, 2005 67 1 0 Nov 12, 2005 #6 Nov 12, 2005 #6 White Stang said: plug: NGK TR6 gap: .035 Click to expand... Same here.
DisposableHero Member Oct 4, 2004 71 0 6 Nov 12, 2005 #8 Nov 12, 2005 #8 they ngk tr6's i had were a piece of ****.. only lasted a few months then started running like a total dog out of nowhere! replaced with motorcraft 22c's @ 0.034 and running great
they ngk tr6's i had were a piece of ****.. only lasted a few months then started running like a total dog out of nowhere! replaced with motorcraft 22c's @ 0.034 and running great
DogVomit Member Jun 9, 2005 192 1 19 Tampa, FL Nov 13, 2005 #9 Nov 13, 2005 #9 DisposableHero said: they ngk tr6's i had were a piece of ****.. only lasted a few months then started running like a total dog out of nowhere! replaced with motorcraft 22c's @ 0.034 and running great Click to expand... The NGK's were sounding good for a while there. I really want a plug that's durable. I don't want to be changing plugs at every oil change, that's for sure.
DisposableHero said: they ngk tr6's i had were a piece of ****.. only lasted a few months then started running like a total dog out of nowhere! replaced with motorcraft 22c's @ 0.034 and running great Click to expand... The NGK's were sounding good for a while there. I really want a plug that's durable. I don't want to be changing plugs at every oil change, that's for sure.
Josh-'96 GT New Member Jul 28, 2005 67 1 0 Nov 13, 2005 #10 Nov 13, 2005 #10 DisposableHero said: they ngk tr6's i had were a piece of ****.. only lasted a few months then started running like a total dog out of nowhere! replaced with motorcraft 22c's @ 0.034 and running great Click to expand... Wow, that's weird. I made 653 FWHP on my TR6's in my '97 383/N20 WS6 last year...and I'm sure as hell not the only one to swear by the NGK's... I change plugs once a year, so I wouldn't consider that unreasonable.
DisposableHero said: they ngk tr6's i had were a piece of ****.. only lasted a few months then started running like a total dog out of nowhere! replaced with motorcraft 22c's @ 0.034 and running great Click to expand... Wow, that's weird. I made 653 FWHP on my TR6's in my '97 383/N20 WS6 last year...and I'm sure as hell not the only one to swear by the NGK's... I change plugs once a year, so I wouldn't consider that unreasonable.