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Old 04-24-2006, 11:28 AM
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What Gap should I run these plugs at for a bolton car .050? I couldnt find TR55's at any local parts stores. Thanks.
Old 04-24-2006, 12:53 PM
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Are you useing the juice? I have tr6's gaped at .035 but that is with a blower. Someone else might chime in but .050 would probly be fine on a N/A application.
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i got mine gapped at .o50, you check napa? they got the tr55 for like 1.60 a peice
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I went to NAPA, Advance, and Autozone. None of them had TR55's. I am running NA.
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umm i think advanced doesnt carry them at all, either them or autozone, but napa should have been able to order them and be there in like a day or two, if not those tr6s are fine, like the other guy said the juice guys usually run those and they gap them smaller.
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I work at a napa, and we do carry them. NAPA has there own part number for them, i'm at lunch right now i'll try and get that number this afternoon and post it.
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Use them I have for the past year because I thought I was getting a kit and then didn't.They won't hurt anything and I have mine gapped at "35.
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.050 is too far for the gap on those. Spark plug's should only go +/- 10 on the gap from what they are sold as. You could get the TR5 and run a .045 gap, sometime that plug is more readily available.
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NAPA Part No. - NGK 3951
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I have my TR6s gapped at .045.




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