Spark Plug Question
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Spark Plug Question
It's time to replace my plugs and was wondering what your guys' opinion was on replacing my denso iridium plugs or just going w/ the tr6's. The difference is about 50 bucks. You guys think its worth going w/ the idiridium?
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From: Downey, CA
Re: Spark Plug Question
Although I only have about 500 miles on then I went with the
Delco Rapidfire #14 plugs at the last change. I really liked the
way they looked and reports from others were good too. Just
my $.02.
Delco Rapidfire #14 plugs at the last change. I really liked the
way they looked and reports from others were good too. Just
my $.02.
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From: Sacramento, CA 95820 USA
Re: Spark Plug Question
Originally Posted by truedualws6
Although I only have about 500 miles on then I went with the
Delco Rapidfire #14 plugs at the last change. I really liked the
way they looked and reports from others were good too. Just
my $.02.
Delco Rapidfire #14 plugs at the last change. I really liked the
way they looked and reports from others were good too. Just
my $.02.
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From: Sellersburg, IN, USA
Re: Spark Plug Question
He has N20 listed in his mod list. You should use a colder plug gapped at .035 for N20.
-Tony
-Tony
Originally Posted by 95z6spd
I thought the plug to use was a TR55?? gapped at .050/ Isnt that the replacement plug from NGK
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From: Downey, CA
Re: Spark Plug Question
Originally Posted by tomatocity
what is the difference between teh ac delco 14 and 41-906?
The 41-906s are the original/stock plats that everyone complains about. The
puck comes off and they don't look as nice as the Rapidfires.
Rapidfire Plug
Last edited by truedualws6; Aug 2, 2004 at 08:57 AM.
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