Colder Copper Spark Plug #'s For 4.6L Running Nitrous
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From: Purgatory, Pennsylvania

I honestly didnt know that and a BIG help, Ya think the Parts stores would know that..And Mr Goodwretch didnt know it either. I was told by my Dealership they didnt have copper plugs for the N*. So can ya give me the AC Delco Racing # you use, I dont want to make a debate about it but I've found keeping with the OEM manufacturer regardless of which seems to work best. The boost is probably about the same for v8nitrous-v6 */C. Zex said just one range colder up to 150 Hp shot. and a shorter(?) nose if possible.
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From: Purgatory, Pennsylvania

Thanks guys, as I mention the plugs on rear side are a bitch and drive most of the time un-nitroused(only cause I cant afford to hammer down all the ) so TR55 it is.
Looking into a progressive wet plate though, and 90Lb bottle(alot cheaper to fill) (and I could fill my own 10Lb bottle for track) but thats way in the future, have a lots of unfinished mods on my table
So much I want and so little trunk space. Wheelchair'* gonna end up strapped to roof
Looking into a progressive wet plate though, and 90Lb bottle(alot cheaper to fill) (and I could fill my own 10Lb bottle for track) but thats way in the future, have a lots of unfinished mods on my table
So much I want and so little trunk space. Wheelchair'* gonna end up strapped to roof
Originally Posted by fantastic88
When I went to gap my TR55'* they were pregapped at .55 already.
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From: Bolingbrook, IL Location: Clarkston, MI

If he is injecting nitrous he is going to have to close the gap more then that. If he doesn't he is going to be blowing out plugs left and right.



