ngk's?
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i just went into to o'reiley's today and said yes i need a set of NGK TR6's for a 2000 T/A and he went in the back and brought them out. paid 1.50 a piece but that was with a discount. Guess it just matters what person you get.
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Anyone got the part number for the TR6's? I have TR55's and TR5's, but need TR6's. The clowns at Autoricerzone WHERE I BOUGHT MY LAST SET OF TR55's said NGK doesn't make a plug for these engines. I just gave up. He must have been a ford boy?
Originally Posted by Colonel
None that I've found. I usually order them from one of the sponsors over there--------->
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From: Bear Creek, NC
Which NGK's would be best for a car that is basically stock except for lid and header back exhaust? The TR5's, TR55's or TR6's? And what is the part number for them. Thanks alot, getting ready to do a plug/wire job on my TA so I was just wondering.
Nobody in Atlanta seems to have them, NAPA, autozone, etc. etc. They all cary NGK, but can't get the plugs I need.
Plus you've got to love the whole "what car is it for" stuff you get - even if you give them a part number. It took me 45 minutes for me to convince the guy at Autozone that I wanted a belt that was the wrong size for me car - ha.
Plus you've got to love the whole "what car is it for" stuff you get - even if you give them a part number. It took me 45 minutes for me to convince the guy at Autozone that I wanted a belt that was the wrong size for me car - ha.
NAPA will have them. Don't even bother with any other place. The part number for the TR55's is 3951. I don't know the others. Go to Pepboys, autozone, and kragen for car soap and nothing else! Thats all they are good for. NAPA is the sh*t!
