Apr 22, 2006 #1 D dvernst Well-Known Member Joined Jan 9, 2006 Messages 1,879 sorry i'm sure this has been brought up a million times, but after searching I didn't find any results. What are the best plugs to run if i'm going to be running over 20 psi boost? Thanks
sorry i'm sure this has been brought up a million times, but after searching I didn't find any results. What are the best plugs to run if i'm going to be running over 20 psi boost? Thanks
Apr 22, 2006 #2 T turbojd Well-Known Member Joined Dec 27, 2005 Messages 1,983 I believe AC R42TS or Autolite 23's for over 20lbs. of boost
Apr 22, 2006 #3 C cottonpicker14 New Member Joined Feb 17, 2005 Messages 282 I would like to know too and what gap would be best for over 20 lbs of boost
Apr 22, 2006 #4 G Grumpy Thread killer Joined May 24, 2001 Messages 13,795 AC 42 LTS !!!! 42TS's are for BUICKS !!! NOT TTAs !! gap them at .032 and leave them alone
Apr 22, 2006 #5 D dvernst Well-Known Member Joined Jan 9, 2006 Messages 1,879 O.k. I was just wondering some people run colder plugs in the buicks and I didn't know if they were doing the same in the TTA'S
O.k. I was just wondering some people run colder plugs in the buicks and I didn't know if they were doing the same in the TTA'S
Apr 22, 2006 #6 G Grumpy Thread killer Joined May 24, 2001 Messages 13,795 dvernst said: O.k. I was just wondering some people run colder plugs in the buicks and I didn't know if they were doing the same in the TTA'S Click to expand... we went low 11s @121 with stock plugs .... it is a cooler plug than a stock Buick (44TS) :biggrin:
dvernst said: O.k. I was just wondering some people run colder plugs in the buicks and I didn't know if they were doing the same in the TTA'S Click to expand... we went low 11s @121 with stock plugs .... it is a cooler plug than a stock Buick (44TS) :biggrin:
Apr 23, 2006 #7 8 83ttypecooled Active Member Joined Sep 14, 2003 Messages 2,078 Plug heat and gap Hi, I pretty much agree, thanks Grumpy for your insight!