question about spark plugs
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Instructor
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From: Cincinnati Ohio
question about spark plugs
Hi folks,
I have just ordered a nitrous system from TByrne. I noticed that they suggest on their web site that you use a colder spark plug when using nitrous.
Two questions: if running a 100 shot is this necessary? And, if I go to a colder plug will this affect my normal performance when not using nitrous?
Thanks for your help.
I have just ordered a nitrous system from TByrne. I noticed that they suggest on their web site that you use a colder spark plug when using nitrous.
Two questions: if running a 100 shot is this necessary? And, if I go to a colder plug will this affect my normal performance when not using nitrous?
Thanks for your help.
Drifting
Joined: Feb 2002
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From: san diego ca
Re: question about spark plugs (tgeers)
Tgeers , i have little to no experience with N2O..But i did read a recent post from DSK888 and he mentioned that he was running into problems becasue he had NOT installed colder plugs..and he is running a 100 shot.
So i would say go with the cooler plugs and avoid any possible problems.
Gd Lk !
Jeff
So i would say go with the cooler plugs and avoid any possible problems.
Gd Lk !
Jeff
Melting Slicks
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From: East Tennessee
Re: question about spark plugs (tgeers)
I would definately put some tr-6's in there. I had them when I was using the procharger and left them in after I put the car back to stock (kind of forgot to swap them) and never had any issues after 5000 miles when I traded the car in.
Le Mans Master
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Re: question about spark plugs (Xssesive)
Switch to the NGK's TR 6's and close the gap, probably around .050 :D
[Modified by Xssesive, 1:26 PM 7/27/2002]
[Modified by Xssesive, 1:26 PM 7/27/2002]
