[Z06] ngk TR6 is stock heat range for stock z06
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Drifting
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ngk TR6 is stock heat range for stock z06
Read the forum a lot and kept hearing tr6 ngk is step colder for cammed z06s...I called ngk and they said tr6 is stock heat range for a stock z06. So I put in tr7ix . Chose iridium because stock plugs were iridium... I had tr6 in the car. The car seems to like the new plugs all around...My tr6 were only 3 months old and 1,000 miles on them..Just thought id post because I thought tr6 was colder .
#2
Drifting
interesting. I know everyone including me has used tr6's forever... I don't know much about the difference it would provide but curious to do more research... being a GM tech I normally use the stock ones in cars and all the performance builds I do I use tr6's but maybe I need to change it up?
#4
I went to TR6 ix. Need to get it dyno tuned again. Found out my car had TR5's in it, which is too hot even for stock. Made 544 rwhp on TR5's (before I found out) and it couldn't take much timing.
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Le Mans Master
That's why I am using Denso IT-22.
#9
Team Owner
Stock plug isn't NGK but it would be a ~6 range in AC delco form.
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So lg motor Anthony my car has your g7x4 cam ,custom lg cylinder heads (what ever that means)cylinder head r and r(not sure what that means)921 springs ,head bolts,head gaskets .ti intake vaslves,comp 921 dual valve springs,cometic head gaskets,arp head bolts,comp hardened push rods and a lot of bolt ons you guys wont tell me compression or what lift I have or any thing else (its a secret) well id like to know since its my car and need info for parts decisions.. what plug should I run??
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So lg motor Anthony my car has your g7x4 cam ,custom lg cylinder heads (what ever that means)cylinder head r and r(not sure what that means)921 springs ,head bolts,head gaskets .ti intake vaslves,comp 921 dual valve springs,cometic head gaskets,arp head bolts,comp hardened push rods and a lot of bolt ons you guys wont tell me compression or what lift I have or any thing else (its a secret) well id like to know since its my car and need info for parts decisions.. what plug should I run??
Typically we run 11.4 to 11.6 compression on most street setups and with that cam I would generally run a 7 heat range plug from NGK.