Plugs look a little ashy/white. Pics..
08-24-2009, 08:49 PM
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Maybe the color is messed up a bit in the photo, but they look just about right/a tiny bit cold to me.
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08-25-2009, 03:53 PM
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+1, TR55s are just plain ol' tungsten electrode plugs--with a high-energy COP firing them 20k is about all you should expect.
In the old days we'd sand blast 'em, then bend the side electrode out of the way and file a good square end on the center--then re-gap and reinstall. They're cheap enough now that it's hardly worth the bother...
This is a spark plug sand blaster, used to be $5.99 from J.C. Whitney...
In the old days we'd sand blast 'em, then bend the side electrode out of the way and file a good square end on the center--then re-gap and reinstall. They're cheap enough now that it's hardly worth the bother...
This is a spark plug sand blaster, used to be $5.99 from J.C. Whitney...
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