TR55 spark plugs in 402
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Will running TR55 spark plugs in a 11.5 compression ls2 402 hurt anything? I installed them by mistake and I don't want to change plugs again if I don't have to. I normally run TR6's but I picked up the wrong ones.
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with higher compression people usually go alittle colder on the plugs but if your tune is very close i don't see any reason it would actually hurt unless it is detonating some. better safe than sorry though.
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Originally Posted by Haans249
Yea, as long as you're not getting any detonation, you'll be ok. What do you have them gapped at? Out the box they're .055. Thats what I have mine at.
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Infact, if you're not getting any detonation I would leave them in there, because with the hotter plug you could get more power, going to cold and you will lose some. I had TR6's before, but I felt that TR55's would befine, and they were. So, if its working, don't fix it =D