Torque Master Spark Plugs
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Torque Master Spark Plugs
I removed the plugs on my 92 and it had (Torque Master R6) plugs in it. I do not know anything about them.(Torque Master) Are they good or bad?? Thanks!!
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I ran across this thread from years back on a google search, as I'm currently shopping C5's and doing some research - had a couple notes:
1) Torque Master spark plugs are warranted forever - and honestly - don't wear out or degrade in performance.
2) a torque wrench isn't the worst idea for inexperienced hands and especially in aluminum heads.
3) did I miss anyone mentioning using anti-seize compound on the threads? For Pete's sake, kids - it's not that out of the park to the consider.
Enjoy your rides and be safe! - Aaron
1) Torque Master spark plugs are warranted forever - and honestly - don't wear out or degrade in performance.
2) a torque wrench isn't the worst idea for inexperienced hands and especially in aluminum heads.
3) did I miss anyone mentioning using anti-seize compound on the threads? For Pete's sake, kids - it's not that out of the park to the consider.
Enjoy your rides and be safe! - Aaron
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My experience w using anti-seize, at least on LT-5 heads, is that the plugs will need constant re-torque. I use a dab of oil on the threads. And yes, very helpful to use a torque wrench when installing plugs. They only need about 19-21#.
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I ran across this thread from years back on a google search, as I'm currently shopping C5's and doing some research - had a couple notes:
1) Torque Master spark plugs are warranted forever - and honestly - don't wear out or degrade in performance.[/SPOILER]
2) a torque wrench isn't the worst idea for inexperienced hands and especially in aluminum heads.
3) did I miss anyone mentioning using anti-seize compound on the threads? For Pete's sake, kids - it's not that out of the park to the consider.
Enjoy your rides and be safe! - Aaron
1) Torque Master spark plugs are warranted forever - and honestly - don't wear out or degrade in performance.[/SPOILER]
2) a torque wrench isn't the worst idea for inexperienced hands and especially in aluminum heads.
3) did I miss anyone mentioning using anti-seize compound on the threads? For Pete's sake, kids - it's not that out of the park to the consider.
Enjoy your rides and be safe! - Aaron