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Old 04-11-2003, 09:49 AM
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Default AC Delco plugs.....

Just wondering if AC Delco made a cold plug for our trucks. I think i'm gonna get rid of the NGK TR-6's. They've been giving me nothin but trouble. Will it be safe to spray nitrous with the stock plugs or do i really need cold ones?
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Try the R43 LTS. That is what I run with the Whipple. Actually I run an "MR" but the M just stands for marine. I would never run a platinum with juice or forced induction.
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Default Re: AC Delco plugs.....

My Whipple instructions recomend using an AC Delco platinum plug. I am using AutoLite 104s right now though. I agree with L-EATER though and would noe use a platinium with power adders - things get pretty hot in there.
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