spark plugs and nitrous
#1
spark plugs and nitrous
i havea nitrous kit(75dry) and was reccomend to buy copper core spark plugs , i have platinum 4
i look on the internet and it said to put the gap to .025-.035 in nitrous applications(i get that part) but i am not shooting nitrous all the time ,do i still put thatgap
i need some help
i look on the internet and it said to put the gap to .025-.035 in nitrous applications(i get that part) but i am not shooting nitrous all the time ,do i still put thatgap
i need some help
#3
RE: spark plugs and nitrous
+1 u want copper plugs as stated above...I have mine at .035 for NA which is what sean hyland recommended in one of his books. He made the remark to gap it at .030 for a nitrous applications and of course u can't always be using nitrous so even though your not using it everyday it'll make it safer
#4
RE: spark plugs and nitrous
ORIGINAL: 01GT4.6
do not use platinum plugs. get NGK TR-6(part #4177) gapped at .035
do not use platinum plugs. get NGK TR-6(part #4177) gapped at .035
That plug is one heat range cooler than the factory plug which will help aid in preventing detonation along with the closer gap. The car will be fine with those plugs and gap even if your not shooting the juice. One thing to keep in mind even with a 75hp shot, you're pushing the limits of what the factory tune can adapt to.
#5
RE: spark plugs and nitrous
.028 is what i used for my old kit. not that its a whole lot different from .030. get rid of those bosch plugs, electricity takes the shortest root possible and the plus 4's are a gimick!
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