Spark plugs for direct port nitrous
Spark plugs for direct port nitrous
Putting the finishing touches on my motor and wanted to get some opinions from you more experienced nitrous guys. My engine builder recommended I run NGK R5671A-8 gapped at .045 on motor and R5671A-9 gapped at .035 on spray. I noticed in the spark plug chart sticky it recommended a 10 or 11 heat range for spray. Details of motor and usage below and would like to hear your experiences and preferences.
Motor is a 394 CI solid roller set up for a 300 shot. AFR 210 heads worked over, 12.5:1 SCR, roughly 9:1 DCR. MSD manual timing retard. Shooting for ~500 RWHP on motor and run either a 200, 250, or 300 shot of spray.
It's not a trailer queen and I plan to put 3-5K miles a year on it plus some trips to the track. I'm sure I'll run into some stop light fun from time to time, so I don't want it to be a TOTAL dog without the bottle. Is there a range I should use all the time or 8 on the street, 9 at the track, or should I go with the guide and run even colder plugs?
Motor is a 394 CI solid roller set up for a 300 shot. AFR 210 heads worked over, 12.5:1 SCR, roughly 9:1 DCR. MSD manual timing retard. Shooting for ~500 RWHP on motor and run either a 200, 250, or 300 shot of spray.
It's not a trailer queen and I plan to put 3-5K miles a year on it plus some trips to the track. I'm sure I'll run into some stop light fun from time to time, so I don't want it to be a TOTAL dog without the bottle. Is there a range I should use all the time or 8 on the street, 9 at the track, or should I go with the guide and run even colder plugs?
Last edited by 12sec97Z28; Apr 15, 2013 at 01:27 PM.
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