Pics of spark plugs after 1500 miles on new supercharged 416
#1
Safety Car
Thread Starter
Pics of spark plugs after 1500 miles on new supercharged 416
This is a pic of 7 of my spark plugs after 1500 miles on my new supercharged 416. Pic includes only 7 plugs. #7 is a bitch to get out and I did not have the time or patience right now. They look good to me but I am no mechanic. Any of you supercharger gurus see anything to be concerned about?
Thanks, Michael
Thanks, Michael
Last edited by GS057; 09-03-2015 at 04:15 PM.
#3
Before you post the pics know that a proper reading of the spark plug should occur after a WOT pull and ignition killed. 1500 miles is going to show a lot of slow speed driving and won't really give an idea of what's going on.
You should get the car to operating temp, remove old plugs, install a new set, do a nice long WOT pull on a straight away and kill the ignition at the top. Coast to a stop, pull those plugs and put the old set back in. This is why guys do this at the strip because of safety.
You should get the car to operating temp, remove old plugs, install a new set, do a nice long WOT pull on a straight away and kill the ignition at the top. Coast to a stop, pull those plugs and put the old set back in. This is why guys do this at the strip because of safety.
#4
Drifting
Before you post the pics know that a proper reading of the spark plug should occur after a WOT pull and ignition killed. 1500 miles is going to show a lot of slow speed driving and won't really give an idea of what's going on.
You should get the car to operating temp, remove old plugs, install a new set, do a nice long WOT pull on a straight away and kill the ignition at the top. Coast to a stop, pull those plugs and put the old set back in. This is why guys do this at the strip because of safety.
You should get the car to operating temp, remove old plugs, install a new set, do a nice long WOT pull on a straight away and kill the ignition at the top. Coast to a stop, pull those plugs and put the old set back in. This is why guys do this at the strip because of safety.
#6
Safety Car
Thread Starter
I agree. Great info and thnaks.
Before you post the pics know that a proper reading of the spark plug should occur after a WOT pull and ignition killed. 1500 miles is going to show a lot of slow speed driving and won't really give an idea of what's going on.
You should get the car to operating temp, remove old plugs, install a new set, do a nice long WOT pull on a straight away and kill the ignition at the top. Coast to a stop, pull those plugs and put the old set back in. This is why guys do this at the strip because of safety.
You should get the car to operating temp, remove old plugs, install a new set, do a nice long WOT pull on a straight away and kill the ignition at the top. Coast to a stop, pull those plugs and put the old set back in. This is why guys do this at the strip because of safety.
#7
Look good imo
#8
Former Vendor
Before you post the pics know that a proper reading of the spark plug should occur after a WOT pull and ignition killed. 1500 miles is going to show a lot of slow speed driving and won't really give an idea of what's going on.
You should get the car to operating temp, remove old plugs, install a new set, do a nice long WOT pull on a straight away and kill the ignition at the top. Coast to a stop, pull those plugs and put the old set back in. This is why guys do this at the strip because of safety.
You should get the car to operating temp, remove old plugs, install a new set, do a nice long WOT pull on a straight away and kill the ignition at the top. Coast to a stop, pull those plugs and put the old set back in. This is why guys do this at the strip because of safety.