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Old 04-13-2006, 02:26 AM
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How often do you guys change your plugs? Going on 2 months here and 2 refills on the 10lb bottle using TR6's.
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when I am spraying alot ill change them about every...30-40 lbs of juice...right along with my oil.
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Originally Posted by 383LQ4SS
when I am spraying alot ill change them about every...30-40 lbs of juice...right along with my oil.

I am around the same... typically monthly.
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every trip to the track. right after i tech, i put a fresh set in all the cars i work on, then leave those plugs in it for the street untill next trip to the track. i also change the oil befor every trip.
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Same here, I change plugs like I change oil. It is good maintenance.
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Screw that-
If i gotta change them that often im sellin my kit-
This is the only thing im jealous of mustang and honda drivers about-

hopefully it gets easier w/ practice-
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The passenger side plugs are a PITA. I haven't put my TR6's in yet, they're going in tomorrow, then the track that night. I'll probably change them with the oil from now on though.
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I change my TR6's about every 8-10k miles. They look fine everytime I change them.
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the number 2 plug is the worst. pull the coil pack off, and get a 1" extention, plug changes in 15 minits!!
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Get LT's, makes life alot simpler. I can change all plugs up top, within 20mins.
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i spent 4 hours on 1 plug the only time i have done it- rear on the passenger side- puttig in the tr6s
the rest only took 1 hour total-
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# 8 cylinder and headers, life is good.
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# 8 cylinder and headers, life is good.
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my engine isnt under the dash and i hate changing the plugs... now i have to do it again when the tr6's arrive...
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Some of ya'll need to start hitting the gym if you can change plug #8, even with LTs. Get some meat on those bones! (Unless you removed your A/C and/or other crap.)
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I'm doing my Tr6s today and can't decide on the gap. I'm running a 125 dry shot through a descreened MAF and I've got a lid and cutout with some free mods. What do you guys think? .038?
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Originally Posted by 105
If you have around a 100 shot and you only spray once or twice a week should you have to change the TR6 plugs very often? I would want to get at least 50K out of them.
I don't know about 50k, but a small shot on a street/strip car can cerntainly go longer than everytime to the track. I have with no issues.
Gap on the smaller shots about 38.
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