looking for plugs (not the usual)
11-22-2001, 02:30 AM
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looking for plugs (not the usual) I'd like to find plugs that meet these requirements:
- same heat range as NGK TR6
- same stock gap as NGK TR55 (.059)
- copper not platinum
- not Autolite
I've tried looking in some different application catalogs but so far no luck. I'm currently using TR6's, but I don't think it would be a good idea to gap them over .050, the electrode wouldn't be parallel. Anyone know of a plug like this?
- same heat range as NGK TR6
- same stock gap as NGK TR55 (.059)
- copper not platinum
- not Autolite
I've tried looking in some different application catalogs but so far no luck. I'm currently using TR6's, but I don't think it would be a good idea to gap them over .050, the electrode wouldn't be parallel. Anyone know of a plug like this?
11-23-2001, 07:33 AM
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Re: looking for plugs (not the usual) A few local`s as well as myself are having good results with Delco`s #25171347
Really woke up my SS @12K,reduced pinging issues etc,etc
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[quote]Originally posted by patSS/00:
<strong>I'd like to find plugs that meet these requirements:
- same heat range as NGK TR6
- same stock gap as NGK TR55 (.059)
- copper not platinum
- not Autolite
I've tried looking in some different application catalogs but so far no luck. I'm currently using TR6's, but I don't think it would be a good idea to gap them over .050, the electrode wouldn't be parallel. Anyone know of a plug like this?</strong><hr></blockquote>
Really woke up my SS @12K,reduced pinging issues etc,etc
SS/LS
[quote]Originally posted by patSS/00:
<strong>I'd like to find plugs that meet these requirements:
- same heat range as NGK TR6
- same stock gap as NGK TR55 (.059)
- copper not platinum
- not Autolite
I've tried looking in some different application catalogs but so far no luck. I'm currently using TR6's, but I don't think it would be a good idea to gap them over .050, the electrode wouldn't be parallel. Anyone know of a plug like this?</strong><hr></blockquote>