Supercharger and plugs?

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Roush21

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Hey just wondering what you supercharged guys are gapping your plugs at? I got stock ingition.

 

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2002BLGT

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im running ngk tr6 gapped at .035

 

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2002BLGT said:

im running ngk tr6 gapped at .035

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Same here but mine's gapped @ .034, how often do you change yours?

 

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just put them in , driving down tonight to get tim (t&j) to dyno tune it in the morning

 

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Anybody running the Denso Iridiums? I hear they're the best plug for nitrous and I figured they would be good for supercharged cars as well. Let me know. Thanks. I will also look into the NGK's. About how much are they?

 

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Roush21 said:

Anybody running the Denso Iridiums? I hear they're the best plug for nitrous and I figured they would be good for supercharged cars as well. Let me know. Thanks. I will also look into the NGK's. About how much are they?

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Also do you guys have stock ignitions and what wires are you running? I have the Taylor Race wires 10.5 I think they are...huge I know that.

 

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I'm using Denso Iridium. They are high quality plugs but expensive. Check out NGKs. For a supercharger application I would use one heat range cooler thank stock to make the engine less prone to detonation.

 

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I am using the ngk tr6 , they are $1.68 at Advance Auto Parts

 

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el_kid_1 said:

I'm using Denso Iridium. They are high quality plugs but expensive. Check out NGKs. For a supercharger application I would use one heat range cooler thank stock to make the engine less prone to detonation.

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How do I know which heat range is cooler than stock? Do you have a part # for the NGK that is one range cooler than stock? Of course my stock might be different from your stock I think you have a GT and mine is a Cobra. Is there a difference on the plugs as far as stock heat range ? Also does anyone else have opinions on going one heat range cooler?

 

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NGK TR-6's part # is 4177.....not sure about the difference in plugs between the 4V and 2V though.....

 

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2002BLGT

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cobra killer uses one that is two steps colder in his kits , not sure which number NGK that is , I think deadlurker has a link to a thread on a modularmustangs.net forum on this subject

 

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BR7EF stock number 3346 are two steps colder

 

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I use the Denso Iridium IT-20's with the gap they were shipped with. This is what Kenne Bell recommends......

 

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I run awsf 22c's(ford plugs) gapped @ .35 .
One step colder is fine .Two steps is a little much for a street car with little boost.

 

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need to know what part number for 2 heat ranges colder for a 97GT what brand and part number if anyone knows id appreciate it

 

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Originally posted by allmtr2v on the corral and has been tweaked over time.

MOTORCRAFT

PART# / HEAT RANGE
AWSF-32C / stock heat range - copper plug
AWSF-22C / 1 Heat range colder - copper plug
AWSFA-12C / 2 Hea range cooler - copper plug
AGSF-32C/ Recommended for FRPP heads(not sure on heat range)

NGK

PART# / HEAT RANGE
TR-55/ 3951/ Stock Heat Range
TR-6/ 4177/ 1 Step Colder
BP7EFS (PN - 3526) BR7EF (PN - 3346) two steps
R5724-8 (PN - 7317) two and a half steps
R5724-9 (PN - 7891) three steps
R5724-10 (PN - 7993) four steps

AUTOLITE

PART# / HEAT RANGE
764s / Stock
103s / 1 heat range cooler
AR94 / 2 heat range cooler
AR93 / 3 heat range cooler
AR92 / 4 heat range cooler

CHAMPION

PART# / HEAT RANGE
YS-59C / -3 or -4 below stock heat range

DENSO

PART# / HEAT RANGE
IT16 / stock heat
IT20 / -1 heat range
IT22 / -2 heat range
IT24 / -3 heat range