having trouble with plugs
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From: pocahontas tn
having trouble with plugs
Is anyone else here having trouble with sparkplugs? i keep melting the ends off of them. im not sure what the problem or the fix is. so if anyone has any ideas id really appreciate it.
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From: Burlington, Ma
Originally posted by SpankDog
your running lean and your lucky that you've only friend the spark plugs so far.......lets hope.
or you might have the wrong plugs...
your running lean and your lucky that you've only friend the spark plugs so far.......lets hope.
or you might have the wrong plugs...
with your mods i would recomend NGK TR6's
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From: Warner Robins, Ga, CSA
Originally posted by Don's Bolt
My thoughts exactlly
with your mods i would recomend NGK TR6's
My thoughts exactlly
with your mods i would recomend NGK TR6's
Dan
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From: North Georgia
You have a bad program. Your stock plugs are good for the mods you are running. 
Are you runing stock plugs?? Your "mod list" suggests so.
Are you runing stock plugs?? Your "mod list" suggests so.
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One of the friends fried 7 of the 8 spark plugs REAL BAD. They were the correct heat range and everything.
We had his a/f tested a few weeks ago and it's insanely LEAN!
If you have the right plugs, or even close to right as I don't think 1 heat range hotter would cause this to happen this often, I would suggest a chip reburn.
We had his a/f tested a few weeks ago and it's insanely LEAN!
If you have the right plugs, or even close to right as I don't think 1 heat range hotter would cause this to happen this often, I would suggest a chip reburn.