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Old 11-25-2012, 01:50 PM
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I have a 2000 ls1 5.7 car and I want to change the spark plugs. What part number do I need. AC Delco Preferred.
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AC Delco Iridium 41-110
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Thaks exactly what I was looking for. Great site!
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I know this place is the LS engine Mecca for info!
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NGK TR6 is what I run
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NKG TR6 are not the standard on a stockish motor, NGK TR55 is the norm if going with a brand other then Delco
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Originally Posted by baalic
NKG TR6 are not the standard on a stockish motor, NGK TR55 is the norm if going with a brand other then Delco
Quoted for truth.
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41-110 all day bud
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Originally Posted by baalic
NKG TR6 are not the standard on a stockish motor, NGK TR55 is the norm if going with a brand other then Delco
Anyone have an idea why these are so hard to find?
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you can use tr5
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Originally Posted by fspeedster
Anyone have an idea why these are so hard to find?
Every parts store in my town has them, order then from autozone and have them shipped to you?
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Delcos for life...I don't like any jap **** in my v8 lol...meanwhile prob half performance parts on my car are prob from china
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Originally Posted by wildcamaro
Delcos for life...I don't like any jap **** in my v8 lol...meanwhile prob half performance parts on my car are prob from china
Last I checked, delco bought NGK, and lots of stock ls1's came with Denso's stock... Mine did, so your flawed in your theory sir
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I didn't know that bought denso's coming stock, was that just in later models I assume 01-02?
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Originally Posted by wildcamaro
I didn't know that bought denso's coming stock, was that just in later models I assume 01-02?
Not sure the years, the only 4th gens I've ever owned were 2002's.... But yah I didn't believe it when I changed them so I looked it up....corvette forum guys were discussing the same thing lol
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delco are 12621258 but i perfer TR5
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Tr55. Any auto parts store should have them.
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What NGK's are the AC Delco equal to? I'm doing a H/C install with 11:1 comp but my advance auto only has NGK TR5 IV. I'd rather use ac delco's if possible. I'd also like to get them from Advance and use the online coupon codes!
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Originally Posted by maxpower_454
What NGK's are the AC Delco equal to? I'm doing a H/C install with 11:1 comp but my advance auto only has NGK TR5 IV. I'd rather use ac delco's if possible. I'd also like to get them from Advance and use the online coupon codes!
Anyone?
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Originally Posted by maxpower_454
Anyone?
http://www.acdelco.com.au/PDFs/Catal...rk%20Plugs.pdf

This is AC Delco's spark plug book.

Page 14 lists the stock plugs for LS1's. Page 55 has the heat range for platinum plugs.



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