which plugs for nitrous?

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Copperstang87

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I'll be running a cold fusion 100hp wet shot, gonna put my timing back to 10*, I have et drags, subframe connectors, upper/lower beefed up control arms, which plugs should I be running for the nitrous? I herd autolite's but I can't buy them in my city so if someone could point me in the right direction for buying them online and a part # would b handy 2, if not autolite's can someone recommend some motorsport plugs and the gap size?
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RYC CUKR

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Check out the nitrous forum over at www.corral.net. They have a sticky thread with lots of plug info for many different types of heads.

 

bill302

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heres what you need autolite sparkplugs part #24 click on link below. i gap them at .045 and run 12* timing with my 100 wet shot on my 95 stang..
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/24-A...ryZ33693QQssPageNameZWD1VQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

 

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okay thanks! I herd other ppl gaping them at .035 would that make for a stronger spark?

 

RYC CUKR

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I have mine gapped at .038. It won't give you a stronger spark but will prevent the increased cylinder pressures that nitrous creates from blowing the spark out and misfiring.

 

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okay so autolite 24 plugs gapped at .038 - .045 anything else? fuel pressure at 45?

 

bill302

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set fuel pressure at 40 with vacuum hose removed then replace vacuum hose after setting....and also run 93 octane gasoline...

 

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bump, does anyone have any other input to add?
Thanks!