nitrous and ngk tr6???

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Last edited by ATVracr; Mar 10, 2011 at 12:49 PM.
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The link I posted was written by Mike Thermos no one in this thread or on this site has more knowledge about nitrous then him. Now if you still want to use projected tip plugs for your nitrous motor then well your just dumb.
The link I posted was written by Mike Thermos no one in this thread or on this site has more knowledge about nitrous then him. Now if you still want to use projected tip plugs for your nitrous motor then well your just dumb.
Here is a sound bite:
Plugs a cheap, motors are not.
Graham @ N20
and it runs great with a non projected tip which on the spray can keep the blow torch from melting or damaging a piston. Runs just as good with the cooler plug and have a little piece of mind when you are spraying it. IMO ! http://www.ngksparkplugs.com/docs/te...de_Affects.pdf
My black car went a best of 10.00 on the 100 shot with 6's. I found this from NGK saying to go one heat range colder for every additional 75hp of spray. With the only change being made, I put in the br7ef. My 100 shot went a new best of 9.89 in the quarter.
tr6 are good up to 75hp shot
br7ef are good up to a 150 shot


