Which Plugs?
Which Plugs? Hey guys, just looking for some info.
Im setting up a procharged Lt1, and ive got a set of TR6, TR65, and TR55 plugs laying around. Im looking at 5-6 pounds of boost, what would you recomend i run?
Thanks
Im setting up a procharged Lt1, and ive got a set of TR6, TR65, and TR55 plugs laying around. Im looking at 5-6 pounds of boost, what would you recomend i run?
Thanks
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Verdad Gallardo I would urge you to consider having something like this built if cutting into the bumper is your primary concern.
Better than the stock bumper and allows for A2A intercooler mounting. An air to air intercooler would suit your needs MUCH better than an air to water one at those boost levels. The vast majority of people with FI will never see the levels needed to justify an A2W setup.
Better than the stock bumper and allows for A2A intercooler mounting. An air to air intercooler would suit your needs MUCH better than an air to water one at those boost levels. The vast majority of people with FI will never see the levels needed to justify an A2W setup.