3.4liter spark plug is the recommended NGK plug to cold?

[tkoforpresident]

Re: 3.4liter spark plug is the recommended NGK plug to cold?

wow, i'm not commenting on this thread....and tk, i think that i speak for both andy and i when i say, we have no problem helping you. and guiding you on your options, but if ne thing happens(cause thinks can happen no matter what) we're not getting any fingers pointed at us



lol

just get your homework done

i would NEVER point fingers at anyone but myself, i'm almost offended you would suggest that.

I am more level headed and reasonable than most 20 year olds in todays world.


in regards to the spark plugs, i'd have to say nightrider must be correct. If i HAD known the thread length was longer i would have tightened them down all the way, you have to remember here... I THOUGHT THEY WERE THE SAME LENGTH AND THAT THEY WERE JUST SPINNING IN PLACE BECAUSE I DID NOT KNOW THEY WERE LONGER.

thats the reason for that.

before i spray, i'll switch over u ur6's.

ya'll have to remember here that almost everybody i've run into says tr6 is the correct plug, even 97rs said so and he sells nitrous for my car!

not to mention i trust his tech advice over almost any other.

am i harming my car right now by having the tr6's in?

either way, i'm just gonna switch over to ur6's, but not til the nitrous is installed.

[ssms5411]

Re: 3.4liter spark plug is the recommended NGK plug to cold?

If you don't have nitrous in there, then there is no need to have a colder plug in there. Have you contacted Tiago to see what he says about the plugs since he was one of the first posters on the 1st page?

[tkoforpresident]

Re: 3.4liter spark plug is the recommended NGK plug to cold?

i have a colder plug in right now cuz i knew i would be spraying soon and cuz i was changing my ICM so i figured i would put the new plugs in as well.

the car runs great with them in btw.