NGK plug question
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Le Mans Master
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From: Manassas VA
NGK plug question
I went to the local Auto Zone and ask for NGK plugs to fit a 93 vette. He said he had no listing. I then ask for TR55 and he said it was not a good number. Is this the actual part number, or did I get a counter man who dosnt know what he is doing?
Burning Brakes
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From: Roswell Georgia
Re: NGK plug question (93 ragtop)
The actual part number is TR55VX and the counter guy didn't know what he was talking about. :nono:
Just for info, you can go to the NGK website (http://www.ngk.sparkplugs.com) and do your own search if you like.
Hope this helps!
Just for info, you can go to the NGK website (http://www.ngk.sparkplugs.com) and do your own search if you like.
Hope this helps!
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Re: NGK plug question (93 ragtop)
The NGK website shows the plug as TR55VX and it also indicates a "part number" of 2885. That may be some help to them too.
The local AutoZone here has a guy who apparently just got promoted out from floor sweeping at McDonalds to running the A-Z parts counter computer. I never ask for a part by car description anymore, I always get a mfg. part number whenever I can.
The local AutoZone here has a guy who apparently just got promoted out from floor sweeping at McDonalds to running the A-Z parts counter computer. I never ask for a part by car description anymore, I always get a mfg. part number whenever I can.
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Le Mans Master
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From: Manassas VA
Re: NGK plug question (c4cruiser)
Well thanks for the info, and the web page. However the plug TR55VX (2885) is shown as a platnum plug. I thought there was one that everyone was getting for the LT1 that was a non-platnum.
Melting Slicks
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Re: NGK plug question (93 ragtop)
the tr55 is a favorite and just a hair colder than a FR5 which is another good NGK plug i'm playing with right now. amazing $2 plugs perform so well isn't it
Le Mans Master
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Re: NGK plug question (gtsyellow)
the tr55 is a favorite and just a hair colder than a FR5 which is another good NGK plug i'm playing with right now. amazing $2 plugs perform so well isn't it
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Re: NGK plug question (JasonL)
93ragtop, the part number for the TR55 is 3951. Hope that helps.
Melting Slicks
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From: Northern CA
Re: NGK plug question (c4cruiser)
c4cruiser, that is the part number printed on all the boxes of TR55s I've had. My guess is the NGK website doesn't list this plug because it's copper, while the factory used only platinum plugs in the LT1. Thus they didn't want to officially recommend a non-platinum replacement for whatever reasons.
The TR55 is the regular copper version of the TR55VX. Same heat range/gap as stock LT1.
The TR55 is the regular copper version of the TR55VX. Same heat range/gap as stock LT1.
Melting Slicks
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Re: NGK plug question (Lone Ranger)
the tr55 is a favorite and just a hair colder than a FR5 which is another good NGK plug i'm playing with right now. amazing $2 plugs perform so well isn't it
FR5 :confused: Typo? Betcha meant TR5 :yesnod:
FR5 :confused: Typo? Betcha meant TR5 :yesnod:
no really, FR5 stock no 7373, just a V power NGK
