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NGK plug differences for a 6.0 in a Sub

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Old 10-12-2004, 04:39 PM
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What is the difference between the NGK TR55GP and the PZTR5A-15?
The PZTR5A-15 is a Premium Laser Plug according to their website and says its the OE plug.
Any differences?
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A Plug is pretty much a plug. As long as it is platinum tipped and correct heat range you are in good shape. I know there is a lot of hype out there about plugs but most of it is just that, hype and money is better spent elsewhere. I have had real good luck last several years with Autolite Platinum tipped plugs in several vehicals for what it is worth....
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i use ngk tr55 plugs. gapped at 50. when i went to nitrous i went to a tr6 plug gapped at 35.
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