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FuelSlut said:ok I run denso irridium plugs. I know most of us run irridiums on here. Now I heard that we should stay away from irridium on higher boost. Did any one else hear or read about this?
So to be safe run the ngk tr6 or 7 and what abut the coils?ILLINI-SVT said:I just researched plugs this morning. From what I have found:
There is a rumored issue that high boost would tend to blow out the spark or lead to problems with quenching. Since the iridium plugs are a very fine tip, they would be easier to blow out.
All indications however are that the iridium plugs used in the Cobra motors do not suffer any such issues even with high boost. Possibly, the lower voltage requirements of the iridium plugs produce a stronger spark.
Now my experience:
The stock plugs in my Lightning led to a rough idle as they aged. I put a set of Denso Iridiums in, and it was as smooth as can be.
I was going to change the plugs on the Cobra. I liked the Densos with the Lightning, but there have been wide reports of the centers of them cracking in the Cobras. That, coupled with the $12 pricetag, has led me to order a set of the NGK TR7IX (NGK's equivalent iridium plug). Rock Auto sells them for $7.20 each - $64 total shipped.
This spring i plan on getting a KB/whipple. I dont plan on ever seeing over 650rwhp. 550-600rwhp on the street on 17psi, and 19-20psi for track only.ChicagoMike said:How much HP and Boost are you planning on making (eaton?) This determines which plug you should use (cold or colder), what gap - and as for the coils, there really isn't anything available yet. Weapon-X is supposed to come out with them "any week now" and Granatelli as well (the old granatelli's don't fit correctly and it's a total hack-up job).
FuelSlut said:This spring i plan on getting a KB/whipple. I dont plan on ever seeing over 650rwhp. 550-600rwhp on the street on 17psi, and 19-20psi for track only.