Learn how to read plugs....
#1
Learn how to read plugs....
I do not know if this has been posted before.I found this saved in my favorites and thought I would share.
http://members.uia.net/pkelley2/sparkplugreading.html
Dave
http://members.uia.net/pkelley2/sparkplugreading.html
Dave
#4
Originally Posted by ls1_doc
Hey thanks alot i just pulled my plugs last night and was wondering what they meant.... looks like i am good though.
#6
Cheap solution to the track side reading: I take an extra plug or two (more like all 8) and after I am on the return road, pull the plug to be checked. Normally I try for #7, since I used to run wet kits and 7 runs leaner than any other cylinder. Install the spare plug, hit the pits, inspect, clean and run again after any necessary adjustments. Good find Dave.
#7
Good information. I have added this to the sticky at the top.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/showpost....28&postcount=2
https://ls1tech.com/forums/showpost....28&postcount=2
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#8
Originally Posted by CAT3
Cheap solution to the track side reading: I take an extra plug or two (more like all 8) and after I am on the return road, pull the plug to be checked. Normally I try for #7, since I used to run wet kits and 7 runs leaner than any other cylinder. Install the spare plug, hit the pits, inspect, clean and run again after any necessary adjustments. Good find Dave.
#10
Means the tune up is good!! Geez and they let you be the nitrous director
Another question, whats it mean when your plug won't come out of the block.. Had that happen before.. Apparently the piston/valve took out a good chunk of the plug and it was stuck.
Another question, whats it mean when your plug won't come out of the block.. Had that happen before.. Apparently the piston/valve took out a good chunk of the plug and it was stuck.
#11
Originally Posted by Mr Powell
Means the tune up is good!! Geez and they let you be the nitrous director
Another question, whats it mean when your plug won't come out of the block.. Had that happen before.. Apparently the piston/valve took out a good chunk of the plug and it was stuck.
Another question, whats it mean when your plug won't come out of the block.. Had that happen before.. Apparently the piston/valve took out a good chunk of the plug and it was stuck.