What spark plugs does everyone run?
NGK TR55s. I used AC Delco platinums before and had issues with the platinum "pucks" on the electrodes falling off. When we pulled my old engine to swap the 383 in, only one plug still had that "puck" on it...the other seven had disappeared.
Originally posted by Type_O_Negative_1320
NGK TR55s. I used AC Delco platinums before and had issues with the platinum "pucks" on the electrodes falling off. When we pulled my old engine to swap the 383 in, only one plug still had that "puck" on it...the other seven had disappeared.
NGK TR55s. I used AC Delco platinums before and had issues with the platinum "pucks" on the electrodes falling off. When we pulled my old engine to swap the 383 in, only one plug still had that "puck" on it...the other seven had disappeared.
Originally posted by Don 97 SS
Ditto, so I just switched to NGK TR5s. I just hope they last since it is such a bear of a job with these SLP headers.
Ditto, so I just switched to NGK TR5s. I just hope they last since it is such a bear of a job with these SLP headers.
Autolite...whatever is cheapest; gaped @.50
Don't buy into the pay more for plugs game...although this last change I had to buy Bosch Plats; don't like them enough to buy again, no difference in the car between the $1 plug and the $2.25 plug except the cost. And, actually she feels more sluggish pre 3K RPMs now.
Don't buy into the pay more for plugs game...although this last change I had to buy Bosch Plats; don't like them enough to buy again, no difference in the car between the $1 plug and the $2.25 plug except the cost. And, actually she feels more sluggish pre 3K RPMs now.
Originally posted by Type_O_Negative_1320
I just got a set of Hooker longtubes put on...plug changes now take no more than 20 minutes.
I just got a set of Hooker longtubes put on...plug changes now take no more than 20 minutes.
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