kidcamaro98

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I currently have NGK BR7EF spark plugs in my car because of my nitrous setup. I have about 2k on them and have been DDing my car with them without any problems....except every once in a while on a hot day when I hit a few stop lights one after another coming to a stop it will idol down to 500rpms for a few seconds then idle back up...

In a few weeks im going to be taking my car to myrtle beach, SC (910 miles one way) and I was just wondering what your opinions would be on this? Should I put in TR55's for the drive? obviously most of it is highway but I dont want to be 900+ miles from home and ending up fouling some plugs and what not...like I said, I only have had them in my car for 2k so I dont really know how the act on very long drives. They are gapped ar .032

CamaroSS22

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i would or atleast some TR6s. for dding or trying to get the best gas milage gap them at the factory .045-.055. if ure not spraying you dont need that cold of a plug. TR6s wont work with your nitrous set up? How much are you spraying?

06 6.0 GTO

With the 100 shot i think even the stock plugs will be fine.

AutomagicLS1

iTrader: (18)

It is a pretty cold plug for a DD. You will be fine with a TR6 on a 100 shot even a 150 with the right timing out.

john563

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I would ask this in the nitrous section..I'll be runnin those when I install my plate kit..Daves and harris recommended those to me, BUT I also have H/C/I..I would NOT spray on stock plugs or tr55..I would on tr6 but if I was stock..My buddy sprays his ms3 car(cam only) with TR6's

kidcamaro98

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TR6's are NOT a n20 plug. They are a projected tip...You run a non projected on a nitrous application.

kidcamaro98

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ok this is obviously the wrong section to post this with people saying you can spray on stock plugs, tr6's and tr55's.

BayAreaSS

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You'll be fine driving on those plugs.

kidcamaro98

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thanks!

I have a set of brand new BR6EF's also....maybe I will just bring them with me just incase.

jmm98LS1

iTrader: (28)

Wow.....LOTS of misinformation in this thread.

Your current plugs are not too cold and are fine to drive on every single day.