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Spark pulg questionquick-z 08-21-2003, 02:46 PM I know that I have to run a plug different than I am using right now (Bosch +4). I will probably get either the NGK or Autolite and they are supposed to be gapped at .035 with nitrous. But my question is, can I use this plug at this gap all of the time and still be OK? I want to be safe, but I also want my car to run right on the street. Any help would be great. Thanks TMDZ28 08-21-2003, 05:04 PM Originally posted by quick-z can I use this plug at this gap all of the time and still be OK? I want to be safe, but I also want my car to run right on the street. Any help would be great. Thanks yes you can. colder plugs does not really affect NA performance. :D :cool: 385LT1 08-21-2003, 10:04 PM NGK V power, 0.035" Gap , 2 heat ranges colder PN: TR-6 SN: 4177 available at your local advance auto, just give them the stock number and the plugs should arive a few buisness days. gb95zconv 08-21-2003, 10:10 PM Originally posted by quick-z they are supposed to be gapped at .035 with nitrous. But my question is, can I use this plug at this gap all of the time and still be OK? I I run the NGK TR6 gapped at .040.....no problems at all NA. gb95zconv 08-21-2003, 10:13 PM Originally posted by 385LT1 NGK V power, 0.035" Gap , 2 heat ranges colder PN: TR-6 SN: 4177 . They are really more like a 1/2 heat range colder than the TR55 that are used for NA only. Derrick Redd 08-22-2003, 09:18 PM I ran my best NA and NX time so far with Autolite 103's @ .040. So it runs great on and off the bottle. Times in sig. :D | ||