nitrous plug colder than TR6???
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nitrous plug colder than TR6???
I'm looking for something one step colder than the TR6 with a less projected nose and a wide ground strap if possible. Anyone know of a good plug for ALOT of nitrous?
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#9
Re: nitrous plug colder than TR6???
Why does noone use plugs with recessed tips??
Like this (heat range 7)
http://www.ngk.com/results_cross.asp...;x=44&y=20
or this (heat range 9)
http://www.ngk.com/results_cross.asp...;x=48&y=15
I´ve heard the recessed tips are very good for Nitous as they dont stick out into the combustion chamber like standard plug.
Straps that stick out a lot (like standard plugs) are very susceptible to getting burning off with high nitrous use.
Michael
Like this (heat range 7)
http://www.ngk.com/results_cross.asp...;x=44&y=20
or this (heat range 9)
http://www.ngk.com/results_cross.asp...;x=48&y=15
I´ve heard the recessed tips are very good for Nitous as they dont stick out into the combustion chamber like standard plug.
Straps that stick out a lot (like standard plugs) are very susceptible to getting burning off with high nitrous use.
Michael
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Re: nitrous plug colder than TR6???
I'm looking for something one step colder than the TR6 with a less projected nose and a wide ground strap if possible. Anyone know of a good plug for ALOT of nitrous?
Thanks.
Thanks.
sparkplug info:
http://www.cardomain.com/member_page...306&page=2
sparkplug info
#12
Re: nitrous plug colder than TR6???
Definatly get the recessed tip. Ive melted 2 TR6's already 1 was minor and 1 was major. Lets just say the major 1 didnt have the ceramic insulator anymore.