Atomic

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I was seeing the misfiring at 18psi+ but not below...and yes they had some idle time after the high power run, so its obviously not the best case to read plugs...it was never lean.

TX Tahoe Z71

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Don't know how much TR7's run, but I know the 6's are $2-3. I would give a set of those a try and read the plugs after a pull.

o2camaross

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7s are the same price. I wouldnt run 6's with that much boost. Idk what causes it but I changed the plugs in a 03 or 04 bmw 325i after well over 100k miles on them and they were green as well

Atomic

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There is no "TR7", but the plugs I have are a "7" heat range copper plug by NGK, the BR7EF. I am going to try the 8 heat range next....but if the green strap is that common the misfire issue might be unrelated...

nonnieselman

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Keep us informed.
Im prolly gonna go buy some more TR6 when i change plugs before the boost goes up. I have some br7ef's in the shop too.

o2camaross

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Yea may want to try the br8ef. Im curious if that helps. Im running br7ef but havent gotten over 14psi.

dick_landy

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It's additives. Mine are green too

Atomic

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So has nothing to do with the meth? Would the fact I have run up to 50% e85 have anything to do with it?

Plugs 1 and 3 did not show this...

Byrdman11

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I run E85 and I see green on the plug something.

Atomic

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Makes me want to pull the plugs in my other truck to see what they look like...