changing plugs
I think that .040" is the proper gap for the 3 lb pulley you have. That's what I'm using with my 5 lber.
It can take from 2 hrs to 6 hrs for a non-pro, shade-tree mech. I took 4.5 hrs to do my first change
. Be sure you have a 1/4" drive 7mm universal(swivel) socket to get to the #6 coil pack bolt.
Dan
It can take from 2 hrs to 6 hrs for a non-pro, shade-tree mech. I took 4.5 hrs to do my first change
. Be sure you have a 1/4" drive 7mm universal(swivel) socket to get to the #6 coil pack bolt.Dan
I run TR-5s,but I think most people run the TR-6s.Tr-5s are only a half degree colder than stock plugs but they are copper instead of platinum.I gapped them at .044.
Thanks again to LTNBOLT for this page.There is good info and tips here.
http://home.midsouth.rr.com/lightnin...parkplugs.html
Thanks again to LTNBOLT for this page.There is good info and tips here.
http://home.midsouth.rr.com/lightnin...parkplugs.html
Last edited by NozeBleedSpeed; Jun 1, 2002 at 03:21 PM.
I wounldn't recommend the TR6 with a 3# pulley either. I like the TR5 also gapped @ .044. I ran the TR6 for about a week and a half and fouled them out to the point of missfireing with my daily driving. If you stay in the throttle a lot and do a lot of racing they may be ok. Now if your going to a 5 or 6# pulley yea the TR6 is the plug to use with about a .040 gap. Tha gap will be closer with the added boost.
whats the part number on the TR5. I have TR6's in now with only a chip ,90mm and filter and have started getting detonation. I think it might be the plugs Opinions?? Oh its a JDM chip I haven't checked which Program or called Jim yet I just figured plugs?


