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Old Jan 3, 2009 | 07:03 PM
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Stock ACDelco's or NGK TR55's
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Old Feb 2, 2009 | 10:12 PM
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Originally Posted by chevytruck
I have have the E3 plugs. Awsome. Have seen them on Horse Power TV on a dyno pull and they made more power over the normal plugs.

E3 plugs are in my truck and my pops truck. We both felt a differance in power.

Juse some more input on them. http://www.dslreports.com/forum/r205...00-Mile-Review
Yeah I have always been a big one for running the stock plugs too. Just put a set of E3.62's in my tahoe and noticed a huge difference in the power and pick up. Can't comment on the mileage yet though, haven't run the half a tank of gas that i have in it out yet though I would have with the original plugs in it by now but in 3 days of off and on driving the needle hasn't moved yet from the half a tank mark.

Normally I get 435 miles to the tank (14.3 miles to the gallon on a 30 gallon tank) and I have right at 340 on it right now with half a tank. I'll wait till I can run a whole tank through it before I post the mileage difference for sure if there is much of one. The only mod I have made to the motor so far is adding a K&N air filter to it which also made a noticable difference in the pick up and mileage. The original one was almost 3" thick and made of tightly packed filter material the K&N lets more air through and filters just as well without all the resriction of the OEM type filter.

I'll post an update for the mileage once i get to see that part myself.
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Old Feb 3, 2009 | 08:29 PM
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Originally Posted by cwalker2006
the zone didnt have any and oreillys said that they have them but they are the v power???
V-power is correct, that's the copper TR55...the electrode has a "v" shape notched into it...
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