Does this plug look good? These are coming out. The guy I got the car from had ZEX 82071's in there... Is that ok or not too?
Thanks!!
Thank You fellas
Thanks!!
Thank You fellas
+1hard to say, but get some different plugs. Those have a lot of surface area to conduct heat, thus increasing your chances of detonation. Plugs with multiple ground straps are gimmicky at best, and are just a poor choice for any forced induction car.
-jeff
looks fine. get yourself some NGK TR6s. If you have a pulley- gap to .33-.34 if not, then .38-.40
Looking at the insulator in the first pick, It appears that the engine is detonating. Pepper on the insulator is a dead giveaway. Other than that, it looks like your fueling is ok.
It's really hard to tell with the motor cycled like that and that much age on the plugs - the best way is to install the plugs, make a pass, shut the motor off, tow the car back and pull them.
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(It's really hard to tell with the motor cycled like that and that much age on the plugs)
(get yourself some NGK TR6s)
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do you know how many miles are on them? heres a pics of my TR6 with about 1500 miles on them and some of those miles i was running lean its the second one. also(first pic) a pic of TR6 from my lightning KB 2.2 15psi with octane booster and some 104 race gas over about 3000 + miles run on them. I would change them more but it is a pain the ***** to change.
Thanks bro, in another thread of mine I was told to get the TR7ix's and gap from 32-34, should I go with the 6's instead?
Hard to say, but get some different plugs. Those have a lot of surface area to conduct heat, thus increasing your chances of detonation. Plugs with multiple ground straps are gimmicky at best, and are just a poor choice for any forced induction car.
-Jeff