Hey I was wondering what plugs you guys were using and what gap.
I'm having a problem with misfire cyl 3 and i need new plugs anyways.
horsepower is how hard you hit the wall, Torque is how far you push the wall with you
Engine? Turbocharged? Supercharged?
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Ecotec NGK iridium plug pn's:
LTR5IX-11: Stock
LTR6IX-11: 1 Step Colder
LTR7IX-11: 2 Steps Colder
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what gap?
i running the vortec blower on an eco.
so its a supercharger
horsepower is how hard you hit the wall, Torque is how far you push the wall with you
LTR6IX-11 on w/e gap ngk had them at...
I was reading this and can't seem to cross over those #s Skunk posted.
These are the ones I came up with :
AcDelco # 41-105 Iridium OEM Plug
AcDelco # 41-106 Iridium Cobalt SC Plug
I was thinking of tring the 41-106 plugs, one step colder. I'm only running 10psi w/Turbo.
I run the Champion copper spark plugs for an SRT-4.... copper stays colder and dissipates heat faster than iridium plugs and you have less of a chance of pre-ignition... and i am running on 12psi on the stock motor with no problems...
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BlueBoost (Itsjustacavalier) wrote:I run the Champion copper spark plugs for an SRT-4.... copper stays colder and dissipates heat faster than iridium plugs and you have less of a chance of pre-ignition... and i am running on 12psi on the stock motor with no problems...
your talking about the copper dissipating heat in a combustion chamber where its CONSTANTLY hot... so i doubt that matters a ton...
slvr05cav wrote:I was reading this and can't seem to cross over those #s Skunk posted.
These are the ones I came up with :
AcDelco # 41-105 Iridium OEM Plug
AcDelco # 41-106 Iridium Cobalt SC Plug
I was thinking of tring the 41-106 plugs, one step colder. I'm only running 10psi w/Turbo.
The cobalt plugs wont work cause they have a oring on the seal. Our cars dont use o ringed plugs.
I've got the SRT4 plugs in it since I've turbo the car. They have a little over 25k on them, no problems, just would like to put an AcDelco plug back in it with the correct heat range.
Skunk - Now With Petey2 wrote:Ecotec NGK iridium plug pn's:
LTR5IX-11: Stock
LTR6IX-11: 1 Step Colder
LTR7IX-11: 2 Steps Colder
Although HMMM That number is different than the one I got from QBE who asked skunk for the correct plugs. I was told LZTR6AIX-13